A Sipps expert fears the Government may be underestimating the complexity and costs attached to a new a flat rate of tax relief, amid reports this morning that such a change will be announced imminently.
Could 2016 be the year of the SSAS? The main reason I can see the answer being yes is that it is simply a suitable product for many that may have been overlooked in the past. I could just stop there but this would then be really short and quite uninformative so I feel I should expand a little.
Financial advisers should establish a charity to provide pensions advice to people with low incomes, a campaign group says.
Aegon has launched a new free guidance service designed for its own customers who have already been to Pension Wise but have no financial adviser.
Many customers newly entering drawdown to stay invested have not been using an adviser, new FCA figures showed this morning.
The co-founder of a retirement advice firm is aiming to highlight the plight of those who suffer from the potentially life-threatening disease, which afflicts his young daughter.
Failure to save earlier in life to build up a pension is the biggest financial regret for over a quarter of over 65 year-olds, a survey suggests.
Retirement planning is the top priority for many high net worth clients, according to a poll looking at financial resolutions in 2016.
A campaign sparked by the ‘devastating’ consequences of ‘shattered’ retirement plans has nearly enough support to trigger a debate in Parliament.
A pensions firm is offering free robo-advice on retirement for the most vulnerable people in society.
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