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Treasury

Investment

Treasury mulls allowing annual allowance charges to be met from pension benefits

Individuals who exceed the annual allowance may be allowed to meet the tax charges from their pension benefits, a Treasury consultation paper says.

clock 30 November 2010 •

RDR

Garnier to take RDR fight to small business minister

Mark Garnier, one of the MPs who called last night's debate on the RDR, says his next step will be to lobby small business minister Mark Prisk about the potential adviser exodus after 2012.

clock 30 November 2010 •

Investment

Asset Allocator's Soapbox: OPM's Yousefian on housing sector

This week: OPM CIO Tony Yousefian looks at the effect of Treasury cutbacks on housing

clock 11 November 2010 •

uncategorised

Govt can't calculate Eq Life comp for extra 10,000 annuitants

The level of compensation due to 10,000 Equitable Life customers who bought with-profits annuities before 1992 would be "impossible to calculate", Tory MP Jonathon Evans says.

clock 10 November 2010 •

ETFs

Source enters Swiss market with ETC platform

Source, the specialist provider of exchange-traded products, has listed its inaugural range of 15 exchange-traded commodities (ETCs) on the SIX Swiss Exchange.

clock 08 November 2010 •

Your profession

Time to unite training and experience

Better Business: Professional Development

clock 04 November 2010 •

Mortgages

Freddie Mac reports $4.1bn losses for Q3

Freddie Mac has reported a Q3 loss of $4.1bn, built largely on bad home loans and dividend payments to the Treasury.

clock 03 November 2010 •

Regulation

Treasury investigates HMRC efficiency

A Treasury sub-committee today launches an inquiry into HMRC's effectiveness and administration, following several thousand cases of over and under-paid income tax.

clock 27 October 2010 •

Your profession

Hoban backs RDR move to fees

Treasury minister Mark Hoban has backed the move to fee charging as advisers' contribution to rebuilding trust in Britain's financial institutions.

clock 14 October 2010 •

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Hargreaves predicts massive cut in pension tax breaks

Hargreaves Lansdown forecasts the government will cap pension tax relief at between 20% and 40% ahead of the Treasury's policy announcement on Thursday.

clock 12 October 2010 •
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