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The High Court has approved a plan to return money and customer assets to clients of failed Newcastle-based wealth manager WealthTek which has a SIPP arm.
I remember seeing the excellent National Theatre production of “One Man, Two Guvnors” in 2014, which was based on the comedy “The Servant of Two Masters”, written by the Italian playwright, Carlo Goldoni, in 1746.
An industry-wide awareness week on pensions dashboards will return in September and will feature a range of online events designed to encourage knowledge sharing, insight, and best practice as companies prepare for the dashboards connections starting in eight months.
Pension schemes are in favour of the Labour government introducing tax incentives to increase pension investment in UK growth, according to a new survey.
An extra 1.2m people are facing a worse retirement lifestyle than in 2023, according to the annual retirement report from Scottish Widows.
The government has revealed details of the Pensions Review promised in the Labour manifesto which is likely to see “significant legislative changes across the pensions landscape in the next 12 months”, according to former pensions minister Steve Webb.