Tax relief

The Treasury has proposed to remove tax relief on compensation payments for pension mis-selling.

Michael Johnson has reignited calls for limiting pensions tax relief, saying the annual £29bn saved by the Treasury from tax relief could increase the state pension by 60%.

ISAs have failed low income workers with inadequate savings and only benefit people who would have saved anyway, a think tank claims.

Advisers must ensure clients are not caught out by little-known flexible drawdown rules this year, SIPP provider Talbot and Muir warns.

Investing in film is not as risky as it is perceived. Maria Merricks takes a look at the exciting opportunities this market provides.

Will the government's tough love on pension reform mean fewer incentives to save?

The DWP and Treasury are considering proposals to further restrict pension tax relief to fund the proposed Universal State Pension, a leading academic says.

Now just hold on a minute, has the coalition actually done rather a good job with pension reform so far?

Colin Batchelor looks at some of the implications arising from recent pension tax relief reform

Helen Morrissey takes a look at recent changes to pension tax relief and examines who will be the main beneficiaries.