Advisers should shift to 'outcome-focused' retirement investing
The advent of pensions freedom and auto-enrolment means it is time for advisers to rethink traditional retirement investment strategies and look toward "cradle to grave" investing, according to Birthstar.
Head of research Henry Cobbe predicts a rise lifecycle investing through target date funds, currently popular in the US, among retail investors as they are "easier to use and simpler to understand" than...
More on Pensions
L&G to halve emission intensity of £81bn annuity book by 2030
Net-zero by 2050
Joshua Pond: Pension investments will suffer 'long Covid'
Societal inequalities will outlive virus
Debenhams schemes remain in PPF assessment after rescue attempt fails
Department store goes under
SimplyBiz Group expands DB transfer referral panel
P&B Wealth joins DB transfer bureau
Curtis Banks hikes SIPP charges for 'better balance between fee income and interest income'
'Better balance between fee and interest income'
More news
How can advisers improve the financial wellbeing of clients?
As financial wellbeing becomes a greater consideration for more clients and financial advisers alike, Stephen Little speaks to a numbers of advisers and other voices to see what it really means and how it can be further integrated into the planning process......
PI cover up for 95% of advisers with pension transfer permissions
Harder to renew with permissions
Manager exodus and fund closures as Jupiter AM conducts review
James Clunie, Alastair Gunn and Michael Buhl-Nielsen to depart
