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  • Industry urged to probe pensioner spending habits

    Pension providers have been urged to find out more about post-retirement spending as new research suggests homeowners’ and renters’ drawdown habits are very different.

  • Mortgage lending past pension age 'now entrenched'  

    New data on mortgage lending from the Bank of England has revealed that lending into retirement has remained at a high level despite falling mortgage rates. 

  • Ex-minister warns of pensions ‘nightmare’ for grieving families

     

    A former Pensions Minister and retirement expert has attacked the government’s Budget day decision to include pensions and pension death benefits within estates for inheritance tax (IHT) purposes.

  • Pension tax relief could be targeted by Chancellor

    Chancellor Rachel Reeves is likely to take a close look at pension tax relief as she looks at ways to raise money for the Treasury in her first Budget next month, consultants LCP have warned.

  • Urgent need for better at-retirement support

    There's an urgent need for better at-retirement support, according to former pensions minister Steve Webb, who has called on the FCA to speed up its advice/guidance review.

  • State Pension increase to pull 340,000 into paying income tax

    An estimated 340,000 more pensioners will pay income tax on their State Pension next year due to the Triple Lock pushing up the State Pension above inflation.

  • DWP website

    Over half a million new people saving in a pension by Christmas says DWP

  • Auto-enrolment reform by DWP

    Pensions auto-enrolment begins today for largest firms

  • Aberdeen Asset Management

    Aberdeen Asset Management publishes research into workplace pensions

  • Tony Solway, chairman of TISA

    TISA Conference taking place in the City today

  • Steve Webb MP.

    TISA conference: Steve Webb confirms 'pot follows member' approach

  • Houses of Parliament.

    Firms respond to plans for new flat-rate State Pension

  • Big Ben.

    Committee calls for better publicity regarding State Pension changes

  • FCA consumer panel chairman Adam Phillips

    Opinions divided over consultancy charging ban

  • Houses of Parliament.

    Pensions Bill gets second reading in House of Commons

  • Pensions Minister Steve Webb

    Hargreaves Lansdown backs DWP on pension charge cap

  • Pensions Minister Steve Webb

    Pensions Minister set to address CBI conference

  • Pensions Minister Steve Webb

    Auto-enrolment cap charge delayed

  • Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at Hargreaves Lansdown

    Warning over 'collective defined contribution' scheme dangers

  • Joanne Segars, chief executive, of the NAPF

    NAPF: Keeping protected person status could harm DB schemes

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