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Surprise 15% leap in SIPP sales in 2021
SIPP sales rose by a surprise 15% last year from 740,418 plans set up in 2020…
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Standard Life drops SIPP charges to appeal to advisers
Standard Life has reduced its personal pension charges for its AMPP and SIPP products as…
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PFS challenges FCA approach to British Steel compensation
The Personal Financial Society (PFS) has asked the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to reconsider its…
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FSCS probes SIPP links to pension transfer firm
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10% of pension savers have cut contributions
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Lisa Webster: Pension age headaches persist
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The FSCS has joined forces with the FCA and Financial Ombudsman Service to investigate a Telford-based pension transfer adviser with links to a Portuguese expat specialist company.
One in ten (11%) UK adults paused or reduced their pension contributions in March, according to a new report.
SIPP sales rose by a surprise 15% last year from 740,418 plans set up in 2020 to 851,963 in 2021, according to the latest retail investment data from the FCA.
The Personal Financial Society (PFS) has asked the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to reconsider its plans for assessing the amount of compensation owed to British Steel pension scheme (BSPS) members.
Standard Life has reduced its personal pension charges for its AMPP and SIPP products as part of a series of upgrades designed to appeal to financial advisers.
I last wrote in my column on SIPPs Professional about the changes to Normal Minimum Pension Age (NMPA) back in October, when the rules were still under consultation. The industry had highlighted many issues with the proposals and asked for a re-think in terms of how the changes were brought in.