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Over the last few weeks there’s been a fair amount of noise regarding IHT reforms. First we had The Office of Tax Simplification (OTS)’s call for evidence, and more recently the Intergenerational Commission (IC)’s “Passing on” report on options for reforming IHT.
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Complaints about SIPPs to the Financial Ombudsman rose by 37% over the past 12 months but complaints about IFAs fell steeply at the same time, according to FOS data released today.
Research by Aegon has revealed that 64% of people had multiple pensions.
Protecting consumers from unscrupulous scammers and conmen has been a priority for the financial services industry for some time.
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PIMFA has defended contingent charging in a robust response to the FCA’s consultation on improving the quality of pension transfer advice.
A pensions expert has spoken of the personal risks he faced when helping members of the BSPS pension scheme affected by the recent transfer debacle.
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