Fix retirement advice sector, industry and government told
Some 40% of flexible income withdrawals were at an ‘unsustainable annual rate of 8% and over’
Some 40% of flexible income withdrawals were at an ‘unsustainable annual rate of 8% and over’
Because they are accessing the pension freedoms without advice
Association of British Insurers’ survey finds more women than men join the industry at entry level
The head of the Association of British Insurers has warned that 38 million individuals living in the EU could have their UK pension and life policy payments deemed “illegal” if no Brexit deal is reached.
Almost £17.5bn (€20bn, $24.3bn) has been withdrawn from pensions since the freedoms were launched three years ago, according to the latest figures from HM Revenue & Customs.
A leading UK adviser trade association has warned the Brexit transition period of 21 months is an insufficient amount of time for a comprehensive deal to be struck.
Potential problems making pension and insurance payments post Brexit has prompted one member of parliament fight for clarity and the life industry pledge to engage with HM Treasury and EU partners to resolve passporting issues ahead of March 2019.
Britain is the world’s leading exporter of insurance and pension savings products, selling £13bn (€14.7bn, $16.8bn) to the rest of the world, according to latest figures released by the Association of British Insurers (ABI).
The UK government’s consultation on tackling pension scams received mixed responses, as it acknowledged that the pension freedoms may have contributed to the rise in scams.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has identified eight countries as priority markets for the expansion of the UK’s insurance and long-term savings markets, all of which are located in Asia.
Almost half of British savers withdrawing money from their pensions may be doing so at an unsustainable rate, according to analysis by asset manager Schroders.
Some British savers are withdrawing too much cash from their pension pots and are at risk of running out of money within a decade or less, the Association of British Insurers (ABI) has warned.