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  • The FCA has stepped in to remove all regulatory permissions from London-based IFA Verus Financial Services Limited (FRN 765214) after a number of "deliberate" breaches of existing restrictions.

  • AJ Bell Investcentre, the adviser investment platform arm of AJ Bell, has added to its Gilt MPS range with the launch of the new Gilt MPS 4.

  • Former Pensions Minister Sir Steve Webb, a partner at retirement consultancy LCP, has warned that axing or significantly diluting the pensions Tripe Lock would mean an additional 10m pension savers will face an “inadequate” pension.

  • Inheritance tax (IHT) receipts for the government were up £84m year on year to £5.8 billion in the first eight months of the 2025/26 tax year, according to HMRC data out today.

  • The latest issue of Financial Planning Today magazine - sister publication to SIPPs Professional - is available and includes an exclusive Cover Feature on the YouTube Financial Planners breaking new ground and reaching millions via the platform.

  • IntegraFin Holdings, the parent company of adviser platform and SIPP provider Transact, has today reported full year profits up 7% to £75.4m thanks to strong growth in earnings.

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One in four higher rate taxpayers do not contribute to a pension, according to Prudential, despite the attraction of tax relief.

Sole commercial property purchases in Sipps are a popular choice for advisers but the majority are failing to offer joint commercial property purchases, according to Suffolk Life.

The Association of Member-Directed Pension Schemes is demanding more effort to halt the promotion of UCIS (unregulated collective investments schemes) to the public.

Pension investors could pay more than 70 per cent in tax charges by including 'taxable property' in their Sipps and SSASs, according to Hornbuckle Mitchell.

Firms using small self administered schemes (SSAS) could be liable for substantial fines if they fail to abide by the rules.

More than two thirds of adults fear being forced to work past 65 because they cannot afford to retire, according to Zurich.

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