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A former Co-op Bank executive has received £350,000 from Enterprise Ventures' North West Fund for Venture Capital to market his new software product for IFAs.
29 May 2013
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The government has yet to develop a grand vision for pensions and should be prepared to resort to compulsion if auto-enrolment fails, experts say.
21 September 2011
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Some employers might be reluctant to get on board with changes to employment legislation, particularly when it comes to pensions.
15 September 2011
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The number of people saving into a company pension scheme has fallen from 6.3 million to 3.2 million since 1991, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) says.
09 September 2011
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Around one third of employees will opt out of pensions when auto-enrolment comes into force after 2012, Legal & General (L&G) says.
06 September 2011
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It is impossible to say how long the 2% charge on National Employment Savings Trust contributions will last for, the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority says.
17 March 2010
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Early adopters of the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) are facing a poor deal due to high charges, industry experts say.
17 March 2010
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Pensions
The National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) will charge 2% on all contributions, the Government has confirmed.
16 March 2010
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Magnus Spence, director at Spence Johnson, says a growing DC market in the UK could open up opportunities for advisers.
21 January 2010
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The rebrand of personal accounts to NEST will not prevent the dangers underpinning the government-backed pension scheme, warns independent policy adviser Ros Altmann.
11 January 2010
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