drawdown

Some 41% of people in drawdown are not adjusting their pension income levels to account for stock market volatility, analysis by Zurich has found.

A third of drawdown users lack any investment experience but many of those do not seek any financial guidance or advice, Zurich research finds.

Women using drawdown can expect to receive £47,000 less in their pension pot over a typical 20 year retirement period, according to Zurich.

The Work and Pensions Committee has called for the government to introduce an auto-drawdown option while allowing NEST to offer decumulation products, James Phillips reports

Providers offer 'large amounts of information'

Scottish Widows has launched a range four multi-asset funds targeted at those in income drawdown.

Nigel Jones looks at how trustees and employers could be straying into giving members advice rather than guidance when it comes to DC schemes

There are increasing concerns retirees are not making informed decisions when choosing drawdown funds and could have high exposure to sequence risk, writes Stephanie Baxter.

This week's top stories included research revealing schemes could be paying 70% more to investment managers than at the beginning of the decade.

Savers using drawdown in retirement are potentially accessing their funds at an unsustainable rate, with money likely to run out within 25 years.