Investment

Michael Burkie, market development manager EMEA at The Bank of New York Mellon explains why those who retire abroad do not always get a fair deal, and what can be done to rectify the situation

Steve Hunt highlights the issues advisers face in getting a good deal for clients with small retirement pots

Phil Carroll looks at how clients may have been affected by the Budget

Some 96% of companies are planning changes to their workplace pension schemes, PricewaterhouseCoopers research reveals.

I am sure we are all aware that the government intends to include provisions in the Finance Act 2009 to restrict higher rate tax relief on pension contributions by individuals with taxable income of £150,000 or more.

The Pension Protection Fund has announced that it will set a pension protection levy estimate of £700m, indexed to wages, for 2010/11.

IFAs and SIPP operators are among 11 people arrested in connection with a suspected £2.5m pension fraud.

Changes to tax relief on pension contributions risk damaging pension saving in the UK, according to the Lords Finance Bill Committee.

Aviva's policyholder advocate has taken a swipe at the FSA and its regulation of with-profits funds.

Is too much of a good thing really a bad thing? Will a change really do you good? Or is a change really as good as a rest?