Mass-market personal pensions are likely to disappear once the stakeholder regime is put in place in...
Mass-market personal pensions are likely to disappear once the stakeholder regime is put in place in 2001 Under Government proposals unveiled last week, there is to be a single taxation regime for stakeholder and personal pensions As stakeholder will have a capped charge it should appear a more attractive buy, but still leave room for higher end, non-stakeholder products, including Sipps and drawdown Andy Agar, pensions marketing director at Legal & General, said: "I see the market being split between the simple, stakeholder pension a plain, vanilla product and the more complex product...
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