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Bank of England governor Mark Carney has said rates could be as high as 3% over the medium term to 2017, endorsing comments made by colleague Charles Bean earlier this week.

Ensuring direct-to-consumer (D2C) platforms do not stray into advice has become an "obsession" that is ultimately stunting innovation, a report has concluded.

Following findings that only 2.7% of new mortgage borrowers buy unemployment, has been revealed nearly half of mortgage lenders are failing to offer it as an option.

Automatically excluding female employees on maternity leave from training programmes is discriminatory, the European Court of Justice has ruled.

British health and care provision must change to take account of a rapidly ageing population The King's Fund has cautioned.

The National Audit Office has criticised the government's handling of the introduction of Personal Independence Payments, which will replace Disability Living Allowance for working age people.

MetLife is launching its UK sponsorship of the Badminton World Federation (BWF) Superseries with the All England Open at the National Indoor Arena in Birmingham next month.

Monetary Policy Committee members predict any rise in the Bank base rate, currently at 0.5%, which occurs over the next two to three years will be gradual.

Westfield Health has unveiled a series of free IFA roadshow dates, in a bid to debunk the myths surrounding health cover and help boost advisers' income.

Which? has renewed calls for the insurance industry to bar the use of premium rate phone lines for customers.