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Lisa Webster: Dealing with the cash headache
Towards the end of last year the FCA published its much-delayed consultation on non-workplace pensions.…
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Pensions consolidation on the rise
A third of Financial Planners have reported an increase in demand for pension consolidation advice…
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Lack of advice risks pension freedoms failure – says Committee
A lack of advice for pension savers risks the flexibilities offered by pension freedoms being…
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FCA to tighten financial promotions rules
The Financial Conduct Authority is planning to tighten rules covering financial promotions for high-risk investment…
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More must be done to report pension scams says TPR
It said that all advisers, administrators, trustees and providers should take responsibility for protecting pension…
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FCA asks advisers about British Steel transfers
The Financial Conduct Authority has sent a survey to 2,500 advice firms on its work…
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Lisa Webster: Dealing with the cash headache
Towards the end of last year the FCA published its much-delayed consultation on non-workplace pensions.…
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Lisa Webster: A useful nudge or a fussy fudge?
Back in May I talked about the FCA’s proposal to get more people using Pension…
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Lisa Webster: Transfer fireworks
In the space of 24 hours earlier this month we had two new pieces of…
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Lisa Webster: Headaches due to pension age issues
The decision to raise the normal minimum pension age (NMPA) from 55 to 57 was…
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Lisa Webster: Super-charged salary sacrifice
The recent announcements on the new Health and Social Care Levy, and corresponding rise in…
The Financial Conduct Authority has sent a survey to 2,500 advice firms on its work related to the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS).
It said that all advisers, administrators, trustees and providers should take responsibility for protecting pension savers by joining its pledge to combat pension scams.
The Financial Conduct Authority is planning to tighten rules covering financial promotions for high-risk investment products.
Towards the end of last year the FCA published its much-delayed consultation on non-workplace pensions. The consultation proposes two major changes – the first relates to default investments and the second to cash warnings.
A lack of advice for pension savers risks the flexibilities offered by pension freedoms being a failure, according to a new report from the Work and Pensions Select Committee.
A third of Financial Planners have reported an increase in demand for pension consolidation advice over the past year, according to a new report.