Lifetime allowance becoming 'less generous' despite increase
Increase from April 2020
Aegon's Steven Cameron
The lifetime allowance (LTA) is becoming less generous to pension savers despite it rising to £1,073m from April next year, providers have said.
Latest data from the Office for National Statistics today (16 October) confirmed the Consumer Prices Index rate of inflation for September last year, to which the LTA is pegged, was 1.7%. This means...
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