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Neil MacGillivray: "To prevent insecurity for UK residents who deal with EU life companies, good old Blighty is committing unilaterally to putting in place a temporary permissions regime."
Holding himself back from the void, Neil MacGillivray considers the likely position of EU residents with an annuity or SIPP linked to a UK-based provider in the event of a 'no-deal' Brexit
I am sure I am not alone in feeling as if Brexit is sucking the life out of me. Without getting into the politics, we appear to be in a position where there is so much conflicting information as to what...
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