Retirement

No one will have to buy an annuity, the Chancellor of the Exchequer has decreed.

The amount of money that can be put in to Junior ISA and a Child Trust Fund has been raised to £4,000 in today's Budget.

The reduction of the withdrawal tax rate from 55% to an individual's marginal income tax rate will increase tax income by £1.2bn a year by 2019, Budget documents show.

Pensioners will be able to buy bonds from the government with ‘market leading rates' to a maximum investment of £10,000, the chancellor has announced.

Hargreaves Lansdown's shares rose on news the government is set to increase the personal ISA allowance to £15,000, whilst life company stocks tumbled, after chancellor George Osborne unveiled the latest Budget.

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In the wake of the FCA review the ABI has put forward its recommendations for how the retirement income market needs to evolve. Helen Morrissey takes a look.

SIPP complaints to the Financial Ombudsman recently faced a sharp increase. Why did this happen? Fiona Murphy reports.

In this week's quick-fire poll we ask: Should product providers send their at-retirement customers to a list of advisers to help them make better decisions about using their savings?