Private pension wealth rises 69% in a decade
But UK government data shows the need to address the ‘yawning chasm of gender inequality’
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How involved should pension trustees be in DB transfers?
Doing nothing is not a ‘risk-free option’, says Royal London
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Financial advice can boost wealth by £47,000 in a decade
But ‘only a minority of the UK population’ has seen a planning professional
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Income drawdown jumps 99% in five years
With Brits withdrawing £18.5bn from pension pots in 2018/19 alone
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Busting five common myths about Wills
As mutual insurer Royal London discovered 57% of Brits don’t have one Click through the slides below to find out more
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What’s next for the DB pension transfers?
As market has a lack of high-quality, affordable financial advisers
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UK government urged to review pension allowances
HMRC told to work with schools to improve public’s understanding of tax and finance
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Partial DB transfers could temper pension freedom risks
Current ‘all or nothing’ mentality means people face losing guaranteed income in retirement
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Women could miss out on £10,000 in their pension pot
But opting out of contributions could see UK retirees lose £1.75bn
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Aviva tops ombudsman complaints for life and pensions
Phoenix Life and Prudential also high on investors’ hitlist during first half of 2019
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Should decumulation keep IFAs and clients up at night?
Pension freedom flexibilities ‘present risks which need to be navigated’
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Is the UK pensions secretary role a ‘poisoned chalice’?
Amber Rudd’s sudden departure sees the seventh Secretary of State for Work and Pensions since 2016