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Targeted pensions support takes shape in FCA’s plans
The FCA has unveiled plans to fund targeted pensions support as part of its 2025/26 strategy. Learn what this means for financial advisers and their clients.
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HMRC takes steps to fix pension tax overpayments
HMRC will now update tax codes more quickly to reduce overpaid tax on DC pension withdrawals – but key issues remain unresolved.
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Implications of new inheritance tax and pensions proposals
HMRC's new consultation on inheritance tax for pensions could impact unused pension funds and death benefits from 2027.
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Will ‘Budget anxiety’ fuel non-advised pension withdrawals?
As the Labour Budget approaches, concerns over potential pension tax changes could lead to a surge in non-advised pension withdrawals.
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A new era in UK pension policy
The appointment of a new Pensions Minister is set to reshape the UK pensions landscape, helping to ensure more consistency.
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Pension priorities and potential reforms
What are the potential impacts of Labour's election victory on UK pensions? From tax relief reforms to death benefits, discover the key challenges.
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The pension tax overpayment crisis: urgent fixes needed
HMRC's pension income tax process has led to £1.2 billion in repayments. It's time to examine this broken system and push for reform.
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Integrating SIPPs and annuities for success
In spite of Pension Freedoms, annuities continue to be a significant option for SIPP-holders considering decumulation.
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The Lifetime Allowance abolition: frustration for SIPP professionals
James Jones-Tinsley delves deeper into the frustrating situation for SIPP Providers and Advisers regarding the Lifetime Allowance abolition.
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The urgent need for FSCS reform – “No, it’s still not fine!”
Four years since we explained how FCA fines might reduce the impact of FSCS levies on advisers, the 'good guys’ still pay for the 'bad guys'' misdemeanours.