Just 8% of Brits received financial advice
But number of advisers slowly increasing
Steven Cameron
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UK pensions lifetime allowance set to increase by 0.5%
And government expected to keep triple lock promise with 2.5% rise in 2021/22
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Contingent charging ban set to go live
It is expected to trigger greater exodus of advisers from the DB pension transfer market
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Advisers continue exodus from DB transfer market
As over 190 firms gave up permissions in the last three months
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Pensions triple-lock set to stay for the time being
As UK government to pass ‘technical bill’ to keep manifesto promise
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‘Too many scandals’ prompt FCA to take action
Aim is to ‘ensure people can better navigate financial services to invest for the future’
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Pension freedoms age set to rise
Government flagged the move back in 2014
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Pressure mounts over UK ‘wealth tax’
Chancellor Rishi Sunak to set out recovery plan as lockdown eases
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Pensions ‘triple lock’ edges closer to precipice
Implications of coronavirus outbreak would make the UK policy unaffordable
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What does a Conservative victory mean for pensions?
Focus needs to shift to ‘domestic priorities which have been left languishing’
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Is shock inflation drop a bad omen for the lifetime allowance?
LTA to increase in April 2020 by September CPI rate – but August figures disappoint
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OMI’s Denton warns of pension transfer specialist decline
High cost and lack of availability of PI cover, more Sipp complaints and FCA scrutiny are big factors