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Pensions are finished, according to Johnson

A change in the way the government collects tax on pension savings will not make people save more way for their retirement, according to the latest consumer research.

ISA-style pensions don't 'stand up to scrutiny'

A mandatory requirement on providers to use Origo's Options Transfers service is among the suggestions for improving the efficiency of pension transfers.

National Savings & Investment (NS&I) is to cut the interest rate on its easy-access Direct ISA to 1.25%, a move experts said was a "bitter blow to savers" and further called into question the value of cash products.

Tax relief at the point of retirement saving is the most powerful way to get people to create a later life nest egg, according to Zurich, making it the latest provider to come out against the government's plans to treat pensions like ISAs.

ISA inheritance: Managing wealth through the generations

Three problems with Osborne's policies

Chancellor George Osborne is to publish a green paper to seek feedback on a plan to make "pensions more like ISAs".

The Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS) has criticised a high street bank for improperly classifying a risk-averse couple as ‘experienced' investors, and ordered it to re-calculate its initial offer of compensation.