A Sipp and SSAS firm has warned businesses of "disastrous consequences" if they fail to get their auto-enrolment schemes in place after its research found fears about the costs involved.
Curtis Banks has predicted the Budget pension reforms will have a beneficial knock on effect on the Sipps sector as it announced today that its profits have more than quadrupled to £3.4 million.
Suffolk Life has made a raft of changes to its Sipp property fees to help advisers move dissatisfied property investors away from other providers.
A series of seminars for advisers will focus on the reforms to the pension system announced in the Budget and how the changes affect retirement planning.
Key advisers in the Sipp and SSAS market have strong concerns over providers hiking their fees, according to research.
With all the recent chatter about drawdown reform, no one spotted that the Government would advocate unrestricted access to pension pots for all.
The chief executive of pensions company Mattioli Woods says the floating of its newly incorporated property investment company on the London Stock Exchange is a significant milestone.
Commentators, regulators and even the industry itself have all struggled to split the SIPP market into neatly labelled boxes to highlight the wide range of products under the SIPP moniker.
Nearly 94% of advisers support calls to re-introduce a Sipp permitted investment list, a survey has suggested.
A new senior manager has been signed up to head up pensions administration at Sipp and SSAS business City Trustees.
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