The FCA says it is ‘business as usual’ post-Brexit. Signature Litigation LLP's Abdulali Jiwaji and Johnny Shearman untangle what business as usual could mean Brexit will have significant implications for Britain's financial...
The Pensions Regulator's new DC Code of Practice, which comes into effect today, has been attacked for failing to address the issue of low earners not receiving tax relief if they are...
Bill Drummond - Photograph by Tracey Moberly Bill Drummond, the former KLF frontman who burnt £1m as an artistic statement, will be the lead speaker at Barnett Waddingham's forthcoming DC pensions conference....
By Steve Webb, director of policy The British obsession with homeownership can have dangerous consequences. A recent survey by Barings¹ found that up to three million people of working age were planning...
By Fiona Hanrahan, senior product insight and technical support analyst We've received lots of queries on scheme pays and when it can be used. This article explains how it works and the...
Aegon is stopping writing annuities and has signed a deal with Legal and General to provide the products to its customers. The deal follows the sale of its £9bn annuity portfolio to...
Labour leadership hopeful Owen Smith has called for the Department for Work and Pensions to be abolished and replaced with a Ministry for Labour and a Department for Social Security. Smith, who...
Four out of 10 employers contacting Now: Pensions did so either very close to their staging date or after it. The news comes as TPR publishes figures to March 2016 that show...
Almost half a million less employers than predicted will have to go through auto-enrolment because they are ‘single person directors’, the Pensions Regulator has confirmed. In its 2015 annual auto-enrolment commentary and...
Homeowners aged 45 to 54 years are almost as likely to see their home as part of their retirement income planning as their inheritance planning, according to a report from Aviva. Long...
