2019 has been frustrating for pensions but will next year be any better?
While the pension schemes bill was said to command cross-party support, Brexit and acrimonious parliamentary debates are leaving its success in doubt, says Malcolm McLean.
I am sure many people in our industry would share my view that 2019 has been a frustrating year for pensions with little real progress on many outstanding issues. And as we now approach Christmas and...
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Budget confirmed for 11 March after Javid's departure
Chancellor of the Exchequer Rishi Sunak has confirmed the government will go ahead with its Budget on 11 March, despite Sajid Javid’s resignation.
Have your say: Should higher-rate tax relief be abolished?
In this week’s Pensions Buzz we want to know if you think higher-rate tax relief should be abolished.
Unsuitable DB transfers could result in £20bn in losses
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) revealed unsuitable transfers out of defined benefit (DB) schemes could result in collective losses of up to £20bn worth of guarantees over five years.
