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4 in 10 high earners shun ISAs says AJ Bell
The latest data from HMRC reveals an “astonishing” 40% of high earners failed to take…
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SIPP adviser banned as a director for 13 years
Chartered Financial Planner Darren Antony Reynolds has been banned from being a director for 13…
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DB transfer scam warnings reach five-month high
The number of defined benefit pension transfers with at least one warning sign of a…
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NOW: Pensions moves to net zero investments
Major workplace pensions provider NOW: Pensions is to commit to net zero carbon emissions by…
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1 in 10 over 40s considering equity release
Over a tenth (12%) of UK homeowners over 40 years old would consider releasing equity…
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Lisa Webster: We need to tackle decline in self-employed pensions
You may have seen headlines recently about the pension savings “crisis” hitting the self-employed. According…
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Lisa Webster: Beware the Pension Wise shove
The take up of Pension Wise appointments remains stubbornly low and the FCA’s recent paper…
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Lisa Webster: Why unregulated investments must go
This month we celebrate 15 years since pension simplification was introduced – Happy Crystal Anniversary…
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Lisa Webster: Protection headaches for the masses?
The Treasury recently released its consultation paper on how the increase in normal minimum pension…
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Lisa Webster: Pension contributions – a waiting game?
This time two years ago I wrote about when not to use the pension annual…
Over a tenth (12%) of UK homeowners over 40 years old would consider releasing equity from their property to supplement their retirement income, according to a new report.
Major workplace pensions provider NOW: Pensions is to commit to net zero carbon emissions by 2050 and an expanded sustainable investment strategy in a major shift towards ESG investments.
Chartered Financial Planner Darren Antony Reynolds has been banned from being a director for 13 years for pension transfer failings which resulted in clients losing £24 from their pensions.
The number of defined benefit pension transfers with at least one warning sign of a potential scam or poor member outcomes has hit its highest level in five months.
The latest data from HMRC reveals an “astonishing” 40% of high earners failed to take out an ISA in the 2018/19 tax year.
One in three high risk pension transfers since July 2018 would satisfy the first condition of the Department of Work and Pensions’ (DWP) proposed scam reduction legislation, according to a new report.