Alan Higham has left Fidelity Worldwide Investment after 18 months as its retirement director, citing the need for a “new challenge”.
Mr Higham said: “After a thoroughly enjoyable 18 months as Fidelity’s main retirement spokesperson I have decided that now is the right time to seek a new challenge.
“I remain very passionate about helping people have a better retirement, which will continue to happen through my website PensionsChamp.”
Mr Higham joined Fidelity when it bought the share capital of his business Annuity Direct.
Richard Parkin, head of retirement for Fidelity Worldwide Investment, said: “Mr Higham is leaving Fidelity to pursue his own projects and he goes with our best wishes and sincere thanks. Fidelity’s retirement business remains unaffected by his departure.”
