The boom in SIPP sales that has seen numbers of the products grow to 700,000 is over, a former James Hay Partnership director has said.
Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) has announced changes to allow investors more flexibility when organising their annual drawdown reviews.
People paying 50% tax must claim extra tax relief on their pensions before February or risk losing thousands for good, a private bank estimates.
A Channel Islands-listed fund which held "substantial" assets with failed broker MF Global UK Limited has ceased trading.
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Provider Aegon has paid almost £20,000 compensation to a customer after a delay in administering his pension led to him missing an investment opportunity.
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The expected consolidation of providers in the SIPP market is being held up by fears over increased capital adequacy requirements, a provider has said.
James Hay Partnership is to close its family SIPP product to new business due to a lack of adviser demand.