Pensions

An IFA network boss who has been fined by the regulator twice and banned from certain roles has failed in his bid to get his most recent judgment overturned. Charles Palmer, former...

Master trusts and buyout providers will be able to demonstrate the quality of their administration systems under a new accreditation standard to be launched by the Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA). PASA...

A second petition against rises in Insurance Premium Tax from the Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries (AMII) has been put on hold because of the organisation’s concerns that the Government will...

Deficits on FTSE350 companies’ pension schemes have fallen by more than 16 per cent since April, but still remain more than 20 per cent above their pre-Brexit level, figures from Mercer show....

The success of automatic enrolment is tempered to an extent by the fact that a large proportion of those employers and employees who are new to pension saving are opting to pay...

By Jim Grant, Senior Product Insight & Technical Support Analyst, Royal London Transfers to overseas pension schemes are not recognised transfers unless the transfer is to a Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Scheme...

New research shows those customers who receive financial advice can be better off on average by £40,000 We've sponsored a research project with the International Longevity Centre – UK (ILC-UK) to produce ‘The...

By Denise Wond, Marketing Relationship Manager, Royal London Do you consider yourself lucky? I don’t; I never seem to win a prize in the raffle, if there’s a cancelled train it’s usually...

By Denise Wond, Marketing Relationship Manager, Royal London We’ve heard a great deal about Generation Rent in recent years but what does it actually mean for consumers and advisers and has the...

By Ian Smart, Product Architect, Royal London In an ideal world, clients would be able to afford as much protection cover as they wanted, but few would describe current times as anything...