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Mattioli set for more buys as market steadies
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LV= makes smoothed funds accessible to SIPP and SSAS investors
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Takeover gives LGIM clients Fidelity SIPP access
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Pensions LTA to rise by 0.5% in 2020/21
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Fidelity has acquired Legal & General Investment Management’s UK Personal Investing business which manages £5.8bn in assets for 300,000 clients.
he Financial Services Compensation Scheme has paid out just over £38.1m in compensation to LCF customers, a substantial increase from the £20m paid out by August when the body increased the team allocated to the case by nearly 80%.
The Pensions Lifetime Allowance is set to rise by £5,800 to £1,078,000 next year following news today of the latest CPI inflation rate of 0.5%.
LV= has launched a trustee investment plan to make smoothed funds more accessible to SIPP and SSAS investors.
Wealth manager and SIPP provider Mattioli Woods says its market is beginning to stabilise and it is planning further acquisitions.
Millions of public sector workers may need financial advice to guide them through their pension options as the Government decides how to respond to the McCloud judgment on age discrimination.