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The beginning of February saw the FCA issue a discussion paper DP18/1: Effective competition in non-workplace pensions. Within the discussion paper, the FCA estimates that non-workplace pensions amount to around £400bn in AUM, double the amount invested in DC pensions schemes.

The end of the tax year is traditionally a really busy time for adviser and SIPP providers.

Protecting consumers from unscrupulous scammers and conmen has been a priority for the financial services industry for some time.

There was an interesting report from CoreData Research issued recently that showed full self invested pension schemes (SIPPs) have risen to the top of the wish list for advisers on platforms.

You could be forgiven for thinking that it was Groundhog Day again.

The FCA recently published its final report on the Retirement Outcomes Review which has some interesting ideas to improve the experience of non-advised consumers, but some of the areas could cause difficulties for the SIPP sector.

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  2. Webster: Allowance pain: I crave a Simplification sequel
  3. Webster: Ill health – keeping the options open
  4. Elaine Turtle: Expression of wishes needs to be priority

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