Story by: Joy Dunbar, Financial Adviser
University of Oxford Institute of Ageing's Sarah Harper delivers speech at Life Trust Foundation event.
Provider is proposing removing guaranteed annuity rate on certain with profit policies
Ill-advised transfers from protected rights pensions 'could become a mis-selling scandal', warns Mike Morrison
Difficulty buying annuities with small nest eggs prompts calls to allow people to cash in small sums
Tom McPhail outlines the impact credit crunch is having on the pension sector and annuity rates
The effect on protected rights money being able to go into Sipps will be colossal, according to Billy Mackay.
MetLife Europe is to embark on an aggressive recruitment campaign in 2009 in a bid to build on the launch of its New Retirement Portfolio.
Building society's study shows that a third of pensioners have not considered equity release
Pal Partnership and IPS Acturial Services to come together
Its latest research shows one in five people are banking on being left money
Pension product design has come a long way since the opaque structures of yesterday, argues Julie Mulvanny, head of business development (individual pensions) at Prudential
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As economic conditions remain challenging, providers are seeking the best value possible from internal funds and specialist external fund managers, says Dave Lowe, pensions management director of Zurich UK Life
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