Standard Life has cut its income drawdown minimum from £50,000 to £30,000 in response to yesterday's Budget announcement.

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George Osborne's fifth Budget revealed a raft of retirement income reforms giving pension savers freedom of choice.

Many providers have welcomed the extra flexibility brought by George Osborne's raft of retirement income reforms but the majority have cautioned about giving savers too much, too soon.

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No one will have to buy an annuity, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has decreed.

Pensioners will be able to buy bonds from the government with ‘market leading rates' to a maximum investment of £10,000, the chancellor has announced.

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The Chancellor is to set out his plans to bolster and support a "resilient UK economy" later today, with the aim of boosting economic security at the heart of his Budget speech.