Retirement

A group of Labour lords has tabled an amendment to the Pensions Bill that would force the government to impose a pension scheme charge cap by 30 April 2015.

Income drawdown is growing in popularity. Vince Smith-Hughes looks at the process advisers should adopt when advising in this area.

This month's Retirement Planner Inquiry highlights the challenges advisers face when navigating the annuity market.

Legal & General (L&G) has set up a small team focused on providing tax solutions to high-net worth (HNW) clients of discretionary fund managers (DFMs) and the advisers who use them.

The audit of legacy pension scheme charges could hit provider business and affect the current level of charges being offered on auto-enrolment schemes, according to a consultant.

Aegon's UK business has reported a £5m fall in earnings before tax for the final quarter of last year, which it said is the result of a £7m spend on technology including on a non-advised platform.

The government's reduction of the Lifetime Allowance (LTA) is ‘triggering' a growing number of expats to move their pensions out of the UK, deVere Group says.

Industry players have called for better solutions from fund managers to help advisers focus their clients' attention on meeting their long-term saving goals, even in the face of life-changing events.

Who is to blame for not getting the best annuity rate?

As auto-enrolment prompts business owners to review their pension arrangements Andy Bowsher looks at some of the opportunities.