Retirement

Buy-to-let intermediaries are confident that reforms to the pension regime in April 2006 will boost the property market, research indicates.

Cash held in Isas grew a record 129% over the last three years, new research indicates.

John Moret has been elected as the SIPP Provider Groups' first lifetime member.

British women taking career breaks to have or raise children are missing out on tax benefits due to misguidance on stakeholder pensions, research indicates.

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) called for the state pension age to be indexed on longevity.

Amendments to the Financial Services and Markets Act could see the freeing up of a communication between advisers, employers and their employees, says a pensions expert.

The Liberal Democrats have called for the creation of a Citizens Pension which could lead to a National Savings-styled pension.

UK Government is running out of options and could be reaching the stage where a major state pension reform might be the only fix for the current pension crisis.

A pensions legal expert has warned advisers failure to update clients on new choices available post A-Day, including Open Annuity, could lead to a charge of mis-selling further down the line.

Yorkshire Building Society is launching a new savings account which specifically targets pensioners.