Annuities

Treasury select committee chairman Andrew Tyrie has criticised the regulator's review of the annuities market, saying it was headline grabbing and had "taken us very little further forward" in terms of giving insight into the problems of the market.

Prudential chief executive Tidjane Thiam received £8.7m in pay and perks last year, amid accusations that the life and pensions sector fails to treat customers fairly.

Will annuities go the way of the dinosaur?

It's our round-up of the stories your clients may have read in the national newspapers over the weekend

The Institute of Financial Planning (IFP) has warned the Chancellor's right to advice at retirement promise, announced in the Budget, could inadvertently spark a wave of mis-selling.

Helen Morrissey talks to Hargreaves Lansdown's head of pensions Tom McPhail about the challenges facing the retirement income market and how the Pensions Income Choice Association is trying to meet them.

Steve Lewis looks at the key issues advisers need to consider when advising clients on retirement income.

The Budget ushered in massive changes in the retirement income space. Helen Morrissey asks what this means for the industry.

Yesterday's Budget effectively removed the requirement to ever purchase an annuity, causing shares in listed providers to drop over 50%, but is there value in the sector after such a monumental sell-off?

Yesterday's Budget announced the end of the requirement to purchase an annuity, but it is not the end for the products themselves, says Fidelity Worldwide Investment's Ed Dymott.