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Lisa Webster: HMRC school report - could do better
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The number of Britons looking to release money from their property to fund their retirement has risen to 61%, according to a report from the Equity Release Council.
The number of approved persons given the green light to work at appointed rep firms within three months of application has significantly improved in the latest quarter.
The Ofsted grading system has come under scrutiny recently, but despite a report from the cross-party education select committee calling for an end to the simplified grades, the government have confirmed they are here to stay.
The FCA has instigated criminal proceedings against Kristofer McGuire, Keith Williamson and Karla Walker with fraud for their alleged involvement in a £8m high-risk trading scheme targeting pension savings.
Fewer people are cutting pension or SIPP contributions as the cost-of-living crisis eases, according to new data.
Nest, the auto-enrolment pension provider, has appointed Northern Trust as its new fund administrator to helping the pension scheme coordinate its investments across its diversified portfolio.