Retirement Income panel: How will those with small pensions access advice?

Helen Morrissey
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Dealing with small pots, access to advice and developing appropriate retirement strategies were all discussed at a retirement income panel hosted by Prudential.

Retirement Planner editor Helen Morrissey moderated the roundtable. She was joined by retirement income experts Vince Smith-Hughes, head of business development at Prudential, David Bell, managing director of Retirement Solutions, Billy Burrows, chief executive officer, Better Retirement Group and Graeme Riddoch, sales and marketing director, The Open Market Annuity Service (TOMAS). This is an edited version of the full panel

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