Ernst & Young believes advisers will be able to charge higher fees as adviser number fall by a third by 2015.

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PIMS: Demand for advice will increase post-RDR

Wirehouses and other intermediaries want higher fees and the whole industry is questioning an antiquated system of charging

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Margins under pressure as partners lift charges

Ministers plan to prohibit the fees that personal injury lawyers pay to insurers as part of attempts to end Britain’s supposed ‘compensation culture’

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MPs warn on insurance fees

Office of Fair Trading calls for banks to disclose more clearly the fees charged when customers withdraw money or make payments outside the UK

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Debit card fees on foreign cash dropped

Chief executive George Higginson says some advisers are selling their advice too cheaply and will be forced to increase their fees to cover their costs after RDR.

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Sesame: Advisers are selling services too cheaply

Chief executive George Higginson says some advisers are selling their advice too cheaply and will be forced to increase their fees to cover their costs after RDR.

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Sesame: Advisers are selling services too cheaply

Most top UK law firms will charge higher fees next year, according to an annual survey by Sweet & Maxwell

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UK law firms plan to charge higher fees

This Consolidated Policy Statement (PS) summarises our policy with regard to our fee-raising powers under the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000. This PS gives a broad overview of our fees rules and firms should always consult the Fees Manual in the current version of our Handbook of Rules and Guidance to see how the rules would apply in their particular circumstances.

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Consolidated Policy Statement on our fee-raising arrangements and regulatory fees and levies

Nest has refused to release details of the fees charged by its investment fund managers due to concerns that the disclosure would “prejudice the commercial interests” of the scheme.

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Nest refuses to reveal fund manager fees

Michael O’Higgins says professional pension providers should be required to show their fees and charges as a percentage of investment returns to customers who buy their savings products

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UK pensions chairman calls for fees change