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Retirement

Investment

Lib Dems back abolition of 40% tax relief on pensions

Liberal Democrat plans for a ‘greener' tax system which includes abolishing higher rate tax relief on pensions have been endorsed at the Party Conference.

clock 20 September 2006 •

Investment

Government needs to think outside the annuity box

As the debate over alternatively secured pensions (Asp) seems to have gone ominously quiet, its good to know there are still people thinking outside the pensions box.

clock 19 September 2006 •

Investment

Funding position means 20% only get half their pension

One in five members of defined benefit schemes could discover they will only receive 50-60% of their pension if their scheme was to wind up now.

clock 19 September 2006 •

Investment

Pension reforms need more work - SPC

The pensions white paper risks being ‘too little, too late' says the Society of Pension Consultants.

clock 18 September 2006 •

Investment

PPF extends deadline for S179 valuations

The Pension Protection Fund has persuaded the government to change the regulations to make it easier for scheme actuaries to complete section 179 and section 143 valuations.

clock 18 September 2006 •

Investment

Life Academy nominates Pickering as chairman

The trustee board of the charity Life Academy have nominated Alan Pickering to be their next chairman.

clock 18 September 2006 •

Investment

HMRC cracks down on student property in Sipps

Investors hoping to take advantage of the opportunity to put halls of residence into their self-invested personal pension will have to meet a strict set of criteria.

clock 18 September 2006 •

Investment

Pension sharing could apply to cohabiting couples

A proposal by the Law Commission on rights relating to co-habiting couples could see pension sharing orders becoming more commonplace.

clock 15 September 2006 •

Investment

Gov't consults on protected rights in DC schemes

The government is proposing to remove the restrictions surrounding protected rights in defined contribution schemes.

clock 15 September 2006 •

Investment

Basic state pension lasts just three days

The basic state pension will last pensioners of tomorrow only three days, according to Axa.

clock 15 September 2006 •
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