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Lisa Webster: Staveley verdict needs further guidance
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Elaine Turtle: Staveley case highlights advice need
It seems as if the SIPP sector has been waiting for the judgments on a…
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Lisa Webster: Staveley verdict needs further guidance
I last wrote about Mrs Staveley in my blog of June 2019, and the name…
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Lisa Webster: A summer of consultation
July felt like an incredibly busy month. Aside from the continued juggle of home schooling…
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Elaine Turtle: The in-specie question nears a solution
The recent judgment in the HMRC v SIPPchoice case, published in May, was in relation…
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Lisa Webster: SIPP landlords must take care with Covid-19
It’s been a few years now since the words “holiday”, “property” and “SIPPs” were commonly…
It seems as if the SIPP sector has been waiting for the judgments on a number of court cases in recent years. As we get clarity on one, we still await another and these can have implications for not only how a SIPP firm operates, but on advisers and their clients.
Investment platform Interactive Investor has scrapped or paused a number of SIPP fees for clients of its new acquistion The Share Centre.
Last year only two pension fraud cases a month were passed to the police to investigate despite nearly 400 reports to Action Fraud.
One in four workers in the UK have changed their pension plans due to the Coronavirus pandemic, according to new research released for Pensions Awareness Day this week.
I last wrote about Mrs Staveley in my blog of June 2019, and the name will be familiar to many. Mrs Staveley passed away back in December 2006 having transferred her pension just a few weeks earlier while in full knowledge of her terminal illness.
Richard Stone, chief executive of The Share Centre, will leave the business on 18 September after 14 years at the firm to “pursue other interests and opportunities.”