Investment

The industry has welcomed the Treasury's plans to simplify the pension allowance system but should it go further to encourge long term saving?

The annual allowance for tax privileged pensions will be cut from £255,000 to £50,000 from April next year, the Treasury announced this morning.

Pensions experts have spoken out in support of Lord Hutton's key proposals to reform public sector pensions.

The size of pension charges is thrust into the public spotlight tonight when a BBC investigation claims some managers take as much as 80% of contributions in fees.

An overwhelming majority of annuity customers use the internet for shopping, research, financial management and communication, research from Just Retirement reveals.

Suffolk Life's John Moret has warned that pension providers with legacy issues could struggle to keep up with the pace of legislative change over the coming year. Do you feel that this is the case and if so what impact do you think this will have?

How discretionary managers can be used as part of retirement planning

The role of corporate bonds in minimising risk

The preservation of pre-A-Day tax free cash allowances

Ken Wrench warns over the inherent danger in the current debate around merging ISAs and pensions within retirement legislation