Pensions

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned advisers to drastically improve standards on pension transfers to self-invested personal pensions (SIPPS), saying it expects more firms to face enforcement action due to the "serious and ongoing failings"....

One in seven people planning to retire this year has made no personal pension provision, meaning they will retire mainly or entirely reliant on the state, research by insurer Prudential suggests.

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Axa Wealth has launched an online pension top-up service for its Retirement Wealth Account and Individual Personal Pension.

Insurer and asset manager Standard Life reported a 13% dip in group pre-tax operating profits for 2013 despite strong inflows.

The Scouts were right when they said: "Be prepared." The motto works well for auto-enrolment too.

Up to 90,000 employers would be forced to review their defined contribution (DC) schemes if a charge cap was introduced, according to a government impact assessment.

A majority of advisers have backed the recent comments made by Prince Charles, condoning the short-term outlook of the pensions industry.

Partnership has taken on 20 high liability pension members from an unnamed company in a deal worth £22m.