What advisers should look out for in 2022
Industry players discuss the challenges facing the sector next year
Ros Altmann
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UK government suffers setback in triple lock suspension plan
But is ‘certain to use its comfortable majority in Commons’ to overturn House of Lords amendment
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Should DB pension transfers be suspended for six months?
As financial markets continue to struggle with coronavirus
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FCA slams exit charges on Lifetime Isas
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned about the risks of imposing a 25% exit fee on the upcoming Lifetime Isas.
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Altmann quits as UK pension minister, calls for more reform
Ros Altmann has stepped down as UK pensions minister with a call for the new British government led by Theresa May to address some of the major policy reforms needed to ensure pensions meet the challenges facing retirees in the future.
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Financial advice industry needs to ‘come clean’ on exit fees
UK chancellor George Osborne’s recent announcement to cap investment and pension exit fees is a big step in the right direction towards tackling punitive investment and pension exit fees, says David Pugh, director of The Fry Group, Singapore.
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Pressure mounts on UK’s Osborne to ease up on pension reform
Chancellor of the exchequer George Osborne is under increasing pressure to ‘play it safe’ and not overhaul the UK pensions system when he reveals his budget in 12 days’ time.
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Finance industry offers advice to new UK pensions minister
The rapid introduction of more affordable financial advice should top the agenda of the new Britain’s new pensions minister Ros Altmann, according Phil Loney, group chief executive the UK’s largest mutual life and pensions company Royal London.