UK pensions secretary ‘cherry-picking’ facts on frozen pensions
Activist claims that over 90,000 overseas retirees receive less than £20 a week
Tax & Regulation
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HMRC collects extra £540m from lap dancers and dog breeders
Specialist task forces recoup record sum as UK tax receipts plummet by over 40% in April
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Carey Pensions appeal ‘unlikely’ to succeed
But long running case ‘may have positive implications both for Sipp trustees and investors’
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How will covid-19 affect SMCR compliance?
Many financial services organisations still stuck in the Dark Ages when it comes to people management
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£100m hike in UK lifeboat scheme levy
Estimated £44m will be used just to compensate mini-bonds victims
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Think carefully before freezing pension payments
Longer-than-intended interruption could see some nearly £100,000 worse of in retirement
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Hong Kong regulator issues HK$6.4m fine to asset manager
Over its control failures in solicitation and recommendation of bonds
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Carey Pensions ruling not the death knell for all Sipp claims
As solicitor argues that Liberty Sipp and Guinness Mahon complaints are different
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UK lifeboat scheme pays £2.3m to Ponzi victims
It aims to complete all claims by the end of July 2020
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Is a wealth tax on the cards to fund UK covid-19 recovery?
As 72% of MPs agree taxes should increase to fund public services
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Soaring number of British expats declare unpaid tax to HMRC
More than 40% are resident in the Channel Islands, a freedom of information request reveals
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Carey Pensions wins Sipp court case
Long-running legal battle with Mr Adams finally concluded, setting precedence for other cases