Pension tax treatment is "hard to justify" and could generate the necessary revenue for long-term care reform according to research.
An MP has branded the Money Advice Service (MAS) as a 'playground bully' for its disruptive influence on the industry and the delivery of debt advice.
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has admitted it had concerns about the way in which the industry was being asked to fund the Money Advice Service (MAS), although is hand was forced by the Treasury.
The government has confirmed its plans to force banks to ring-fence their retail operations, as well as other measures recommended by the Independent Commission on Banking (ICB).
The Treasury is under so much pressure it should consider getting funding directly from the financial services industry, former cabinet secretary Gus O'Donnell has said.
Adviser trade bodies AIFA and the IFA Centre have both criticised the Money Advice Service in a submission to the Treasury Select Committee.
Fifteen years after Gordon Brown gave the Bank of England its independence, Dan Conaghan examines how it has fared.
An inquiry into the "crucial issue" of corporate governance at Britain's top financial companies has been launched by the Treasury select committee.