Scottish Life, the pensions division of Royal London, has seen new business increase by 62% to £1.1bn in the six months ending June 30.
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Confusion remains about whether retirees aged under 55 in drawdown can switch provider without triggering a tax charge, Hornbuckle Mitchell says.
Royal London new life and pensions business increased by more than 50% in Q1 this year, led by a strong performance from its pensions arm Scottish Life.
Retirees aged below the new minimum pension age of 55 and in drawdown could face adverse tax charges if they want to annuitise or switch provider, Scottish Life warns.
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The Financial Services Authority fears advisers and employee benefit consultations will switch group personal pensions around the market to continue receiving commission.
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Steve Bee is to begin working on a new adviser-focused pension proposition in the new year.