Could Pension wise benefit from the Stephen King touch?
Anne-Marie Winton asks if Pennywise the clown could be the best way to scare some sense into retirees
Anyone who knows me knows that I do like to speak – preferably with humour (intended or otherwise). While I can't remember jokes, I do like carefully crafted word play or puns and have a fondness for a...
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Failure to legislate for default pension guidance 'leaves bitter taste'
MPs failed to place legislation into the Financial Guidance and Claims bill that would have made pension guidance default, which Just Group director Stephen Lowe said left a "bitter taste".
Govt 'should double' tax exemption on employer pension advice
Aegon has called for the government to double the tax exemption on employer-arranged pension advice, up from £500 to £1,000.
European investor confidence climbs as risk appetite growth prevails
Institutional investor confidence in Europe rose by 8.9 points in April with each region showing growing appetite for risk, according to State Street Global Exchange.