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Millions of self-employed 'locked out' of pension saving - research
‘Valuable and concerning research’
Government launches small pension pots taskforce
Numbers jumped due to auto-enrolment
PPI to research ways to improve ESG engagement
Climate issues to be included
Women miss out on 'value of advice' despite daily money worries - Fidelity
Young men more likely to seek advice than young women
Where now for the pensions dashboard?
'Cost and complexity woefully underestimated'
Act now to prevent Gen X 'grey and grim retirement'
‘Generation veXed’
PPI: 'Behavioural interventions' need to be tailored to consumers
Last in a series of reports on consumer engagement with pensions
Vulnerable people should 'get state pension early'
Rising state pension age leaves many at risk of losing out
Rules of thumb 'have place alongside' advice and guidance
Developing rules of thumb could help members manage their defined contribution (DC) pots more effectively as they save for retirement, a report from the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) has said.
'Daunted' retirees crave default retirement income option - research
While pension savers back the upcoming pension freedoms they are ‘daunted' by the scale of choice on offer and want providers to offer them a default investment or drawdown choice, research has found.
Higher rate tax relief "of minimal value from a social perspective"- Bradbury Hamilton
Higher rate pension tax relief has been described as being in "its final days" and of "minimal value from a social perspective" by one adviser.
Experts rubbish reform claim on public sector savings
A group of thirty international pension experts has challenged the Pensions Policy Institute's (PPI's) claim that planned reforms will significantly reduce the gap between public and private sector pensions.
State benefit shake-up needed for long-term care solutions
Equity release could play a bigger role in funding long term care "if we had more certainty around state benefits" says director general of SHIP, Andrea Rozario.
Annuity change to help just 2% of retirees
Just 2% of retirees in the UK will have enough money to meet the government's new minimum income requirement (MIR) and use flexible drawdown arrangements, research suggests.
UBS chief attacks UK for neglect of banks - papers
The chief executive of UBS has attacked the government for its neglect of the City, warning tougher regulations could see investment banking businesses move from the UK and Europe to Asia and the US.
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