Retirement
Scottish Widows changes annuity application process amid coronavirus
Removed wet signature necessity
'Scrap triple lock so all ages pay for economic impact of Covid-19'
Working-age Britons hit hardest
Covid-19 leads to most volatile month for DB transfer values
Down 11% mid-March
Tributes paid to SIPP and SSAS pioneer Geoffrey Pointon who died after contracting coronavirus
'Larger than life figure'
Amyr Rocha-Lima on the psychology of retirement part 1: The six stages of retirement
'Mentally prepare clients'
FCA cites pension freedoms as a driver of consumer harm
FCA to look at decumulation advice
FCA must re-think investment pathways 'long-term income' option - EValue
FCA board to make decision
Coronavirus-driven capacity crunch to leave DB members flailing
Advisers leaving market
FSCS opens £158m floodgates to hundreds of Berkeley Burke claims
Could cost £158m
Revealed: More than 1,000 firms varied pension transfer permissions in 2018 and 2019
Freedom of information request
Alternatives and ESG floundering in DC investment
Aon research
Government urged to relax rules to enable savers to rebuild pension pots
Lane Clark & Peacock partner Steve Webb has called on the treasury to relax rules which could act as a barrier to people aiming to rebuild their pension pots when the Covid-19 crisis is over.
Former pensions minister Ros Altmann calls for six-month pause on pension transfers
Market volatility means inaccurate CETVs
Coronavirus-related fraud causes losses of £970,000
Nearly £1m lost already
Employers still expected to meet AE duties amid contribution holiday speculation
Break in contributions not ruled out
Five to ten years 'reasonable' for pension coronavirus recovery
DC schemes feeling the pinch
Parliamentary group launches to step up action on pension scams
The new All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Pension Scams has had its inaugural meeting in parliament to outline its priorities for boosting public awareness around scam risks.
'Draconian penalties' promised for schemes with poor dashboard data
Pensions and financial inclusion minister Guy Opperman has warned schemes who do not have their data organised to the standard required for the pensions dashboard will face “draconian penalties.”
Official forecasters baffled by continuous pension freedom tax revenues
£400m added in tax revenues
Budget 2020: Govt fails to 'get it done' on social care
Same £1bn pledge
Budget 2020: Chancellor ups tapered annual allowance by £90,000
Unintended tax headaches
Quilter sets aside £12m to cover Lighthouse BSPS DB transfer claims
Replatforming remains 'mission-critical'
