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2 in 3 advisers concerned about pot for life proposals
Nearly two thirds (63%) of advisers are concerned about the impact of the Government’s proposed lifetime pension provider model, according to a new report.
Politicians must end Triple Lock uncertainty - call
There has been a clamour of calls from the financial services sector this week for politicians to end the continuing uncertainty over the future of the state pension Triple Lock.
Nearly 4 in 10 under-35s expect to retire by 60
A new survey has revealed that many under-35s have an unrealistic expectation of when they will be able to afford to retire, with many expecting to quit work by 60.
1 in 4 advised clients funding adult children
A quarter (25%) of financial advisers are working with clients to release funds to help adult children, according to a new report.
3 in 5 over-55s considering 'working' in retirement
Almost a third of people aged over 55 are changing their retirement plans due to the current cost of living crisis, according to new research.
@SIPP wins tender to run Royal London SIPP book
SIPP provider @SIPP has won a tender to provide administration services for Royal London’s SIPP book.
Royal London in merger talks with LV=
Royal London confirmed this morning that it was in “exploratory” takeover talks with rival mutual LV=.
Nearly half of advisers could quit transfer market
Nearly half of financial advisers who currently offer pension transfers may quit the market in the next 12 months, new research has warned.
Millennials cut back on pension payments
Two in five (40%) of people aged 18 to 34 have stopped (12%) or reduced (28%) pension contributions as a result of the Coronavirus pandemic, according to a new report.
Royal London reports H1 loss
Provider Royal London has reported a loss before tax of £181m as new business sales in the life and pensions arm decreased in the first half of 2020.