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Retirement

Investment

Lib Dem tax proposals condemned

Liberal Democrat proposals to scrap pension tax relief for higher-rate taxpayers have been condemned by the pensions industry.

clock 11 August 2006 •

Investment

Auto re-enrolment questioned

Pension officials say current government proposals for pension personal accounts auto-enrolment are likely to increase administration costs but still will not reach the main target market.

clock 11 August 2006 •

Investment

NAPF warns government over pension reforms

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has reiterated its warning the potential impact of government pensions reforms may lead to employers cutting back their contributions to occupational pension schemes.

clock 09 August 2006 •

Investment

Editorial blog: pensions and Purnell

Being relatively new to the pensions game, I have to admit I was expecting summer to be nice and relaxing, as with parliament in recess I thought news emerging would be limited.

clock 07 August 2006 •

Investment

Analysis: Who's responsible for the Npss?

While the government does its best to decide whether it is ‘naïve or misleading', as suggested in the Public Administration Select Committee's report, the question outstanding is how will this affect personal accounts?

clock 07 August 2006 •

Investment

Life offices offer way to beat 70% charge

Some life offices are attempting to provide clients with a way of 'having their cake and eating it' when it comes to taking tax-free cash.

clock 07 August 2006 •

Investment

IFRS pensions reporting 'should be simpler'

Pensions reporting under International Financial Reporting Standards should be explained more simply with more disclosure of the uncertainties around accounting estimates.

clock 04 August 2006 •

Investment

FTSE 100 could clear DB deficits by 2012

Companies in the FTSE 100 are on track to clear their pension deficits by 2012, claims Lane Clark & Peacock.

clock 03 August 2006 •

Investment

Employers want independent advice on Npss

Employers plan to take advice from IFAs as well as the government and industry bodies when implementing new personal accounts.

clock 02 August 2006 •

Investment

HMRC could charge 70% over TFC confusion

A misunderstanding of the way tax free cash can be taken from a pension could cost customers a tax charge of up to 70%.

clock 02 August 2006 •
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