Aberdeen AM hires former MP to new pensions role
Aberdeen Asset Management has hired the former UK shadow pensions minister Gregg McClymont to fill a new role as head of retirement savings.
Aberdeen Asset Management has hired the former UK shadow pensions minister Gregg McClymont to fill a new role as head of retirement savings.
Axa UK’s group pension scheme has closed a deal with the Reinsurance Group of America (RGA) to cover the longevity risk in its defined benefit pension plan.
Aegon has warned that 80% of the requests it has received for transfers into qualifying recognised overseas pension schemes (QROPS) are designed to swindle savers out of their pension pots.
The UK government will begin to reduce pension annual allowances for those on incomes of over £150,000 from April next year, the chancellor George Osborne announced in his Summer Budget.
Pensions could be taxed like ISAs as part of a fundamental reform of tax relief, chancellor George Osborne said in today’s UK Budget.
Platforms must adapt if they are to prosper in the new gold rush heralded by the chancellor’s pension reforms.
Sectors of the UK pensions industry are “still struggling” to meet customer demands nearly three months after the new freedoms were introduced, FCA figures have revealed.
HM Revenue & Customs has dropped thousands of QROPS from its recognised overseas pension schemes (ROPS) list, with Australian schemes faring the worst.
South African financial advisers who offer transfers into Qualifying Recognised Overseas Pension Schemes (QROPS) are expecting strong interest from clients in the coming year, according to a recent survey.
Senior industry figures have agreed that the regulatory and legal requirements around the new pension freedoms pose a problem for policyholders, but are split on the ABI urging the UK Government to scrap paid advice for those with guaranteed annuity rates.
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has urged the UK government to drop the need for pension holders with guaranteed annuity rates to pay for advice.
The vast majority of pension fraud cases reported in the UK last year were linked to fake pension liberation schemes, new figures reveal.