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  • Chancellor considering lump-sum pension withdrawal limit cut

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves is considering cutting the lump sum savers can remove from their pension without having to pay tax, according to reports.

  • Auto-enrolment should be extended, says PMI

    Auto enrolment should be extended and made more flexible while employers should offer short-term savings schemes to workers, according to a new report.

  • First CDC pension scheme launches in the UK

    The first Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) pension scheme has been launched today, more than two years after the schemes were given the green light in the UK.

  • Pension tax relief reforms scrapped: reports

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves has stepped back from plans to introduce a flat rate of tax relief, according to newspaper reports.

  • 3 in 5 confused by pensions

    Close to three in five (56%) of Britons think pensions are complicated and confusing, according to a new report.

  • Ombudsman launches pension underpayments investigation

    The Parliamentary Ombudsman has launched an investigation into State Pension underpayments to tens of thousands of married women.

  • Gender pensions gap soars to 43% at 55

    By the time women reach age 55 they have on average 43% less in their pension pot than men, according to data from Royal London.

  • Timms calls for rise in auto-enrolment minimums

     

    DWP minister Sir Stephen Timms has urged the development of a roadmap towards an increase in the current 8% minimum contribution to auto-enrolment pensions.

  • Think tank warns of looming retirement crisis

    A retirement crisis will take hold within the next two decades without policy change to address widespread under-saving, according to Phoenix Insights.

  • FCA says firms must improve pensions engagement

    The FCA has called on advisers and providers to think beyond email messages to boost pension engagement with consumers.

  • 3 in 4 savers in the dark about pension pot size

    Some 75% of working UK adults who have a pension pot are in the dark about its current estimated value, according to research released for Pension Awareness Week.

  • Standard Life launches blended retirement income product

    Standard Life has launched a new blended income/maturity value, retirement-focused product designed to help early retirees bridge the gap between scaling back work and the State Pension.

  • MAPS launches digital version of Pension Wise

    The government-backed Money and Pensions Service (MAPS) has today launched Pension Wise Digital, a digital version of its face to face service, to expand its free guidance offering to more people.

  • Editor Kevin O'Donnell

    Editor’s Comment: ‘Help, my planner’s retired’

    Financial Planners play a unique role in the lives of their clients. For clients losing their planner, at some point due to retirement or exit, can be a challenging, unsettling time.

  • ‘Scrooge’ style Autumn Statement coming - tax expert

    A TAX expert is braced for a ‘Scrooge’ style Autumn Statement, with little festive cheer despite the imminently arriving Yuletide season.

  • Government bars early access to pensions

  • Table showing costs relating to 60 per cent tax relief. Source: Technical Connection

    Technical Update: Higher rate taxpayers

  • Feature: Rumours of a death

  • Colin Pearson, convicted tax fraudster

    Bogus financial adviser jailed for tax fraud

  • Bluefin: pension concerns

    Bluefin warns that smaller pension schemes vulnerable to cashflow crises

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