09:30 | 21 Aug 2008
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Maryrose Fison
The group Sipp market will grow as employees find ways to comply with company shareholding requirements, says financial consultant Watson Wyatt.
09:30 | 21 Aug 2008
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Maryrose Fison
Personal accounts could be a disaster waiting to happen that will finish off small companies struggling in the economic meltdown
17:26 | 20 Aug 2008
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Edward Lander
Aegon has revamped adviser remuneration for annuities to increase the numbers of people that exercise their open market option.
09:30 | 20 Aug 2008
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Maryrose Fison
Consumers could be exposed to hefty tax bills through a loophole in the way that Sipp statements are regulated, say pension providers.
00:01 | 20 Aug 2008
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Edward Lander
Increasing numbers of consumers are buying annuities on the open market following campaigns by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) and the Association of British Insurers (ABI), company life office interim results show.
09:30 | 19 Aug 2008
| By
Maryrose Fison
Protected rights may become the new ‘pensions B-day’, according to Zurich, as providers scramble to climb onto the protected rights bandwagon.
09:39 | 18 Aug 2008
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Maryrose Fison
Manchester-based Sipp provider AJ Bell has unveiled its Sipp results, revealing new business growth of 62%
00:01 | 15 Aug 2008
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Maryrose Fison
State pension benefits as we know them will disappear in the future and it is a challenge to advisers to make people take more pension provision, says Ruth Whitehead Associates.
00:01 | 15 Aug 2008
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Richard Harris
The booming expatriate market presents a growing opportunity for advisers, according to Close Wealth Management Group, which says that many expats have insufficient financial plans.
13:28 | 14 Aug 2008
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Daniel Grote
The platform is to accept applications for Sipps with protected rights in the run-up to regulatory changes that will allow such funds to be held in a Sipp wrapper for the first time.
09:30 | 14 Aug 2008
| By
Maryrose Fison
Complex language that differs between product providers is hindering the uptake of variable annuities, says Hargreaves Lansdown
00:01 | 14 Aug 2008
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Maryrose Fison
Despite an overabundance of regulation over pensions, accounting standards are obscuring consumer choice, says consultant Lane Clark & Peacock.
00:01 | 13 Aug 2008
| By
Maryrose Fison
Onerous regulation is putting advisers off recommending Sipps and crushing new business levels for providers.
00:01 | 12 Aug 2008
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Edward Lander
Prudential's and Standard Life's delayed launches of variable annuity products will not soften the eventual impact of the product, says credit analyst Fitch Ratings.
00:01 | 12 Aug 2008
| By
Edward Lander
Growth in the sales of group pensions and offshore bonds has helped life companies to offset weak investment fund and Sipp inflows.
00:01 | 08 Aug 2008
| By
Maryrose Fison
Retirement provider Life Trust has expanded its range of longevity income plans, which provide people living longer with a rising income.
00:01 | 07 Aug 2008
| By
Maryrose Fison
The Labour Party’s recent promise to extend the top rate minimum wage to 21-year-olds could see employers pay up to 50% more in personal account contributions, according to Watson Wyatt.
09:30 | 06 Aug 2008
| By
Maryrose Fison
Standard Life is poised to open its Sipp to protected rights funds but financial planner James Brooke says Sipps are not the only option for rights money.
00:01 | 06 Aug 2008
| By
Maryrose Fison
Actuarial consultant Lane Clark & Peacock has revealed the biggest switch in pension scheme funding levels in six years.
13:29 | 05 Aug 2008
| By
Nicholas Paler
The Pensions Regulator may soon intervene in a dispute between Northern Rock's board and its pension scheme trustees as it seeks to resolve its gaping deficit.
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