Marks & Spencer was demoted from the FTSE100 in September.

In September the US and European central banks cut interest rates, again.

Annuity rates hit their lowest level since 1994 in September, with implications for those making retirement decisions.

The number of savers hit by pension allowance charges has rocketed in the past year, new figures show.

Women affected by the controversial state pension age increases should be entitled to access Pension Credit as compensation for the financial hardship they are facing, cross-party MPs have said.

The Treasury's stamp duty haul has fallen by more than at any point in the past decade, as fears of Brexit continue to hit the struggling housing market.

Thousands of homeowners in their 50s used high-interest equity release loans last year to unlock cash from their properties.

House price inflation in the UK has stagnated since the Brexit vote amid ongoing uncertainty and political turmoil.

Investigations into cryptocurrency firms by the UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have surged by three-quarters this year, as the agency tightens the rein on the crypto sector.

It is hard to get accurate data on the extent of pension fraud, but it is certainly a serious problem.

The government has announced that HMRC collected a record sum of £5.

Tax on property transactions is a contentious issue, and the government is again being urged to rethink the way it taxes property investors to spark the housing market.