Retirement

Lindley Group offloads SSAS admin operation

Four out of five cash lump sums paid out to under 65s

Points of interest from the weekend papers

The Pension Ombudsman Service (POS) has dismissed a complaint against self-invested personal pension (SIPP) provider Berkley Burke, ruling it was not the firm's responsibility to carry out detailed due diligence on unregulated investments.

Annuity mis-selling investigation highlights value of advice

Sheriar Bradbury sees it from the provider's point of view

Jenna Towler talks to BlackRock’s Tony Stenning and Paul Bucksey

An 'irksome' lifetime allowance case study

Self-invested personal pensions (SIPP) have failed to properly disclose retained interest charges linked to cash accounts and now face stricter regulatory rules.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said it is concerned providers' projections of what pension savers can expect to receive in retirement if they buy certain products are too high, and it wants to standardise the process.