Retirement
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20 years on and still standing! Steve Berridge, IFGL Pensions, remembers A Day and the impact of the 2004 Finance Act
On 6 April 2006, the pensions landscape was fundamentally reshaped. Two decades on, the framework introduced by the 2004 Finance Act continues…
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FCA must think again on ‘anti-consumer’ pension transfer plans
Michael Summersgill, chief executive of AJ Bell, warns that the FCA’s proposed changes to non-advised pension transfers risk delaying consolidation, distorting competition…
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Aegon launches enhanced modelling tool to help members benchmark retirement needs
Aegon has launched a major upgrade to MyTarget, its retirement modelling tool for workplace pension members, introducing a cleaner design and more…
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Origo records over 100,000 pension transfer searches on tracking portal in first year
Advisers have searched for over 100,000 pension transfers on Origo’s first-of-its-kind Unipass Transfer Tracking portal, less than a year after it launched…
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UK employees are optimistic about all aspects of their lives – except for retirement planning
Employees in the UK feel more optimistic about almost every aspect of their lives than at any other point in the past…
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“Other priorities” hampering Generation Z’s interest in pensions reveals SPP polling
Against a backdrop of 15m not saving enough for their retirement and the government establishing a Pensions Commission to consider the issue,…
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Majority of self-employed higher earners are not saving into a pension
New analysis from Fidelity International’s ‘No Boss, No Pension’ campaign reveals that the majority of the UK’s higher-earning entrepreneurs are failing to save into…
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Divorce, pensions and navigating a 50+ year old Act in HNW cases
Richard Kershaw, partner at Hunters Law LLP, outlines how financial settlements on divorce rely on specialist input, with pensions often requiring Pensions…
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8 in 10 over-50s underestimate life expectancy, putting retirement plans at risk
There are many unknowns when it comes to planning your retirement finances, but arguably the biggest is the question of how long…
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Pensions adequacy drive must break the cycle of failed ideas
People’s Pension has called for pensions adequacy initiatives to break the cycle of failed ideas and experiment with new ways of engaging…
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