Pensions

Articles

Pensions allowance cut by 250k

A new annuities market could create as many problems as it solves

Pension freedoms to be extended to annuities

Pensioners currently face a maximum 70 per cent tax charge if they want to sell their annuity

Court of Appeal close to setting debt repayment precedent

Michael Henry could be forced to pay off his debts with his pension savings

The burden of knowledge

A greater understanding that their planning is poor leads lawyers to worry about their retirment more than most, so why not act now?

Taking the sting out of pensions reform

Practitioners should ignore the scaremongering about pensions change and concentrate on giving clients the best advice possible, urges Kate Davies

Saving for tomorrow

Reforms to pensions and ISAs will alter the UK's savings system beyond recognition when government reforms come into effect on 6 April. Penny Cogher offers a breakdown of the effects of the changes

Europeans pensions authority 'risks being left behind'

The NAPF says the authority has no mandate from the European Commission to pursue a Holistic Balance Sheet project

Lawyers warned about costs of delaying retirement planning