Tomorrow enhances drawdown proposition

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Tomorrow, the at and post retirement specialist, has extended its drawdown offering to allow transfers between both Protected Rights USP contracts and Protected Rights ASP contracts.

The group says the advantages of switching to another provider include continued flexibility for clients to manage their financial affairs when looking for the best investment returns and the ability to escape from poor service. Ray Chinn, pension product design manager for Tomorrow, says: “The ability to access Pensions Commencement Lump Sums under Protected Rights plans captured many people’s imagination at A-Day – as evidenced by the increase in this type of USP plan. "Further changes in stance from the DWP, looking to bring Protected Rights benefits into line with Non Protected Ri...

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