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Zurich unveils online pensions tools for advisers

Zurich is launching a series of online tools designed to help advisers deal with an expected 60% increase in the retirement market over the next five years.

clock 21 October 2009 •

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AWD brands parties pension plans 'perplexing'

Pensions are being kicked around like a political football by the major parties, according to AWD Chase de Vere.

clock 20 October 2009 •

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Ray's Chinn Wag

So what's it all about?

clock 19 October 2009 • 3 min read

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IOD calls for radical overhaul of pension system

The Institute of Directors (IOD) has proposed a radical overhaul of the pension system, including a plan to increase the state retirement age to 70.

clock 19 October 2009 •

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Have your say 2 - Wake up and smell the coffee

Dave Harris explains why the wake-up letter alone is not enough

clock 14 October 2009 •

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Have your say - Wake up and smell the coffee

Nigel Barlow explains why the wake-up letter alone is not enough

clock 14 October 2009 •

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Early auto-enrolment 'a priority' for Tories

A Conservative government would investigate early auto-enrolment proposals as a priority but has not ruled out scrapping Personal Accounts altogether, shadow work and pensions spokeswoman Theresa May says.

clock 14 October 2009 •

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What do you think will be the key drivers for SIPP growth over the coming year?

Ray's Chinn Wag

clock 14 October 2009 •

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When SIPPs became regulated there was much talk about consolidation within the market with many smaller providers being bought out by larger companies.

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clock 13 October 2009 •

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Women still pensions "underdogs"

Women now lag even further behind men in the pension savings stakes, with ignorance about retirement provision leaving them increasingly vulnerable to post-work poverty, research suggests.

clock 13 October 2009 •