Two thirds of unretired over 55s believe that it should be compulsory to receive financial advice at retirement, a poll found.
Dentons has reported a record breaking first quarter for new business, with transfers from other Sipp operators cited as a key factor.
Traditional inheritance may be dying out, with a rise in 'giving while living', research has suggested.
Two thirds of adults aged 65-74 want to be working at least part-time in retirement, according to a study.
Thousands of retirees who plan to take advantage of the pension freedoms will be using funds to splash out on holidays of a lifetime, research suggests.
Canada Life says it has seen customer enquiries triple in the wake of pension freedom changes.
A survey of financial advisers has revealed that 71% say their clients plan to work longer and retire later to bridge the gap in their retirement savings.
A survey of 2000 consumers has revealed that 89% do not consider saving for retirement a priority. The survey also estimates that 15m people are not saving at all.
Most members of pension schemes are likely to turn down the option to withdraw 100% of their pension rights as a lump sum, according to research from Capita Employee Benefits.
The Financial Conduct Authority is proposing a pensions dashboard allowing consumers to see all their pension pots in one place, following a study on retirement income it carried out last year.
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