Pensions

Zurich UK Life has reported operating profits of £115m in 2014, up 6% on the previous 12 months.

George Osborne's pensions freedom package, due to come into force in April, is at risk of becoming an "infamous example of political bungling" unless advice concerns are addressed, Phil Loney has said.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published proposals to automatically transfer small pots when savers move jobs, with exemptions for funds outside the 0.75% charge cap.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has urged the next government to introduce joint ministers across pensions, ageing society and the Treasury to break down silos between the departments.

Asset managers should be subject to similar regulation to annuity providers if they are to get involved in the retirement income market, argues the Financial Inclusion Centre.

NEST is to recruit a new chief executive officer following current CEO Tim Jones' decision to leave.

Old Mutual Wealth is to launch a flexi-access drawdown facility on its Collective Retirement Account ahead of pensions freedom on 6 April.

Mike Morrison asks: Why bother with UFPLS?

The UK has slipped four places to 22 in a global survey looking at the countries with the best and worst retirement security.

A presentation given by an IFA at a ‘money club' is set to cost the firm £45,000 in compensation after the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) ruled its slide show strayed into advice.