Pensions

The lifetime allowance "has outlived its usefulness" and should be scrapped as part of a wider overhaul of pension taxation, Tom McPhail has said.

The government must rein in pension promises, or find the funds to back them as the state's unfunded liabilities approach £6trn, argues the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS).

Ros Altmann could struggle to make her mark as pensions minister as ‘political oxygen' for further pension policy reforms is extremely limited, a consultant has said.

Are defined benefit transfers worth the risk for advisers?

Mike Morrison's take on HMRC's IHT update

Retirees could be heading into trouble as average pension pots require ten times more investment growth than they currently produce to realise desired levels of retirement income, according to research.

Why financial planning is crucial post-pensions freedom

Early financial advice essential in pension freedom divorce

Fewer people are looking to take their pensions as cash now the retirement reforms introduced in the beginning of April have settled in, research suggests.

The shortlist of advice firms in the running for the Retirement Planner 2015 Awards has been revealed.