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Adviser platform Novia has added new benefit crystallisation event and pension income functionality.

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The first Monday back after the Christmas break has come to be known as “Divorce Day” – this year it fell on 4 January.

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Monday, 30 November 2020 18:45

Vanguard adds drawdown option to SIPP

US-owned investment manager Vanguard has added a drawdown option to its SIPP-based Personal Pension plan.

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The Coronavirus pandemic has created the 'perfect storm' for those in income drawdown and many may never fully recover from the impact, according to a new report.

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Wednesday, 17 June 2020 12:35

Free webinars on drawdown from fintech

Adviser tech firm O&M, part of fintech Iress, is to provide free CPD-qualifying webinars on drawdown for advisers.

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Wednesday, 29 January 2020 12:38

Drawdown investors beat annuitants since Freedoms

Pensions drawdown investors have seen positive growth in four out of the five years since the Pension Freedoms arrived in 2015, according to a new study.

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Curtis Banks, the SIPP and SSAS provider, has predicted that growth in the retirement advice sector in 2020 will come mainly from pension savers and advisers changing or switching existing drawdown plans.

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Tuesday, 10 December 2019 16:05

Transact enables Timeline pension app integration

Transact has added an integration facility to allow users of the third party Timeline pension app to import Transact client portfolio data to help with pension drawdown planning.

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Tuesday, 17 September 2019 09:08

Tailored drawdown option added to 7IM SIPP

Seven Investment Management has bolted on a tailored drawdown option for its SIPP designed to give better control of tax liabilities and income.
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Hundreds of thousands of DIY drawdown investors are unaware they can scale back or stop their withdrawals, putting them in danger of draining their retirement savings too rapidly, according to new research for Zurich.
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