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Andrew Roberts' blog: Should HMRC pre-vet schemes?

So my first month away from AMPS in six years and I was suffering from cold turkey when I saw the release of new guidance by the FCA together with the announcement of a third thematic review.

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Consumers wary of using Sipps without taking independent advice

New research from unbiased.co.uk's GetAdvised campaign reveals that consumers are wary of starting a Sipp without taking independent financial advice first.

UK corporate pension deficits fall in October by £35bn

The aggregate IAS19 deficit for UK corporate pension schemes dropped for the third month in a row in October and now stands at £620bn, according to Xafinity's corporate pension deficits tracker.

Freddie Flintoff to speak at AJ Bell inaugural investment conference

AJ Bell has signed up former England cricketing star Freddie Flintoff to speak at its first Investment Conference which is now fully booked.

Pension funds achieve high returns in most OECD countries

According to the 2013 edition of Pension Markets in Focus, pension fund assets achieved high returns in almost all OECD countries in 2012, with a real return greater than 5% in 18 countries.

UK's Isa 'millionaire' explains secrets of his investing prowess

The author who claims to be the UK's first Isa millionaire, Lord Lee, has written a 'financial autobiography' revealing his investment methods and philosophy.