International Longevity Centre
ILC urges caution as WPSC proposes scrapping triple lock
Response to 'Intergenerational Fairness' report
New category of advice needed to get over 70s spending - report
A report has called for a new category of advice for the mass market to help later life consumers "put their savings to use" and help drive economic growth.
Govt should set up 'equity release scheme' for poorer retirees
A think tank has called on the government to buy parts of people's homes and deliver a guaranteed lifetime income in return, in a bid to bolster retirement income for low earners.
L&G warns on dangers of DIY retirement planning
Access to professional advice is "crucial" for people planning their retirement, given the current state of the state pension and long-term care system, delegates heard.
Care Bill: Referral to financial advice rejected in House of Lords
The government has rejected amendments to the Care Bill that would require councils to refer people with long-term care needs to regulated independent financial advisers.
Governments 'must wake up to' the cost of longevity - think tank
Governments must do more to reduce the long term cost of ageing on public finances, according to the International Longevity Centre UK (ILC-UK).
Baroness Greengross secures parliamentary debate on small pension pots
The issue of advising small pension pots is to be debated in the House of Lords on 27 November.
Think tank convenes RDR 'pension apartheid' summit
Pension policymakers have been urged to attend a summit to address how to avoid the Retail Distribution Review (RDR) creating an ‘advice gap' for the poorest pensioners.
The Longevity Burden
We're all living longer and the government has taken notice. What does it mean for retirement planning? Fiona Murphy finds out
Retirement: Why the need for counsel is clear
Nick Sanderson, CEO of Audley Retirement Villages, on why advisers cannot afford to ignore the over-60s.
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