legislation

An estimated 31,000 public sector workers will file for divorce this year, but with reform to their pensions hanging in the balance, what should advisers recommend?

The Maxwell pension scandal could be repeated despite the raft of legislation introduced to protect members over the last 20 years, experts have warned.

UK financial services would have more say over EU legislation if it said anything at all...

The government may bring forward an increase in the state pension age to 67 as part of radical plans designed to prolong the working life of millions, according to reports over the weekend.

Andrew Tully assesses the potential impact of Solvency II.

Offshore bonds are a key part in retirement planning for many people. But recent pension reform has opened this market up to a whole new market. Helen Morrissey looks at how they can benefit retirement planning strategies...

Neil MacGillivray of James Hay Partnership explains how to advise on the new pension legislation in the most tax efficient way.

Stuart Russell delves into legislative changes affecting how retirement income can be taken.

Neil MacGillivray outlines the value of by-pass trusts and explains why poor drafting of new legislation has resulted in lost opportunities

Advisers have been urged to check will writers they recommend to clients are members of a recognised trade body, as a Panorama investigation uncovers malpractice in the unregulated sector.