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Thousands unaware they can fund a partner’s pension
Three quarters of pension savers are in the dark about their ability to contribute to a partner’s pension.
Less than 40% on track for 'moderate income' retirement
Only 39% of pension savers are on track for a moderate retirement income of £23,300 a year.
Annuity rates recover to hit a 6-month high
Annuities have hit their highest level since December, according to new data.
1 in 4 Britons have lost track of a pension
A quarter (24%) of Britons have lost track of a pension, according to a new report.
Hargreaves to engage with shareholders after revolt
Platform and wealth manager Hargreaves Lansdown is to consult with shareholders after a revolt against board re-elections saw over 30% vote against the re-election of chair Deanna Oppenheimer.
Hargreaves Lansdown hit by profit slump
Full year pre-tax profits slumped by 26% to £269.2m at investment and platform provider Hargreaves Lansdown as the company was hit by economic headwinds.
Minimum AE contributions should rise to 12% says ABI
The Association for British Insurers (ABI) has called for a gradual increase to the minimum contribution rates under auto enrolment from 8% to 12%.
9 in 10 SIPP millionaires are male
Nine in ten SIPP millionaires are men, as the gender pension gap continues to bite, according to new research.
Just 4 in 10 on track for retirement
Just four in ten retirement savers are on track to achieve the moderate level of income highlighted by the PLSA retirement income standards, according to a new report.
Women losing track of pensions due to reliance on partner
Women are twice as likely (17%) to leave Financial Planning to their partner than men (8%), according to a new report.