Comment and Blogs
Sipps Pro is delighted to welcome Neil MacGillivray, chairman of the Association of Member-directed Pension Schemes, as our latest blogger.
Mr MacGillivray, also head of technical support at James Hay Partnership, will regularly be writing for the website and in his first article below, he explores the latest on pension liberation.
Mr MacGillivray, also head of technical support at James Hay Partnership, will regularly be writing for the website and in his first article below, he explores the latest on pension liberation.
Read more: AMPS chairman becomes latest blogger for Sipps Pro
There is much written about why individuals need to be incentivised to save for retirement and the importance of tax relief on contributions in achieving that goal.
Read more: MacGillivray blog: Joy of 55% tax charge's possible exit
Commentators, regulators and even the industry itself have all struggled to split the SIPP market into neatly labelled boxes to highlight the wide range of products under the SIPP moniker.
Read more: Andrew Roberts blog: Are you working with me, or against me?
On Wednesday 21 May, Chris Jones of Suffolk Life will take to the stage at the Annual AMPS conference to give an update on the Sipp market.
Read more: Andrew Roberts' Blog: Why SSAS statistics are hard to come by
With all the recent chatter about drawdown reform, no one spotted that the Government would advocate unrestricted access to pension pots for all.
Read more: Andrew Roberts blog: Unrestricted drawdown – a catalyst for simplification?
Is it time to alter the requirement for all SSAS members to be trustees in order to be exempt from the Maxwellian protections of Pensions Act 1995?
Read more: Andrew Roberts' Blog: Time for change to SSAS rules?