Paul Speight: What next for long-term savings?

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While the investment bond market may not be the first place advisers would necessarily look, it may hold some solutions for those whose clients have used up their pension and ISA allowances, writes PA360 speaker Paul Speight

The traditional savings journey towards retirement has been largely torn up. The world of defined benefit pension schemes that provided a regular retirement income has gone. This income was usually supplemented by personal savings that was typically deposit-based or, if market exposure was wanted, it came through an investment bond. Then came the advent of ‘platforms', giving easy access to a wide range of investment funds. This was at a time when a relaxation of pension savings limits under the new simplification rules meant that, for most, their long-term savings strategy could be larg...

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