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  • Thousands risk pension poverty after divorce

    Alistair McQueen, head of savings & retirement at Aviva

  • Equity release set to hit £4bn in 2022

    Equity release funds currently account for one in every £90 spent by retirees

  • 1 in 10 Planners see clients postpone retirement

    The PFS surveyed 723 Financial Planners and insurance professionals in June via social media.

  • Annuity rates hit eight-year high

    Hargreaves Lansdown's Bristol HQ

  • Tenth of UK savers hold 64% of pension wealth

    The Office for National Statistics released its latest private pension wealth report on Friday

  • LCP launches State Pension boost tool

    Steve Webb, former pensions minister and partner at LCP

  • HNW savers underestimate pension funding by £300,000

    The Saltus Wealth Index surveyed over 1,000 UK savers with investable assets over £250,000 between 28 February and 15 March.

  • 1 in 10 have reduced pension contributions

    One in ten UK adults had paused or reduced their pension contributions in March

  • 2 in 5 banking on inheritance to fund retirement

    The percentage of those relying on an inheritance peaked in the years before retirement

  • Inflation worries put pension attitudes at risk

    The report from AKG said inflation is putting gains from pension freedoms at risk

  • Third of over-60s do not expect to pay for care

    Over a quarter (27%) of those surveyed by Canada Life said they do not know how they will pay for care.

  • MPs want auto-enrolment pensions for self-employed

    Shaun Bailey MP, co-chair of the AAPG

  • 4 in 10 enter decumulation without advice

    Proportion of non-advised decumulation sales

  • MPs brand NHS pension rules a national scandal

    The House of Commons

  • Women’s pension pots half the size of men’s

    On average women’s pension pots were £12,000, in comparison to £26,000 for men.

  • 7 in 10 over 60s failing to plan for later life care

    A quarter (28%) of over 60s said they have put off thinking about care due to it being an emotionally overwhelming subject.

  • Advisers urge removal of ‘emergency’ drawdown tax

    Single or ad-hoc pension payments, or initial payments of regular pension income, are normally taxed on the ‘emergency month one basis’.

  • 1 in 3 savers worry about lost pensions

    iSIPP's website

  • Pension transfer volumes rise 64% since 2018

    Origo's website

  • 2 in 3 share retirement planning goals with family

    Family influence is important in retirement planning

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