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James Jones-Tinsley: Why annuities and SIPPs can work well
In the immortal words of the legendary French singer Maurice Chevalier, “Ah yes, I remember it well.” In this case, the rather incorrect prediction of the death of annuities.
James Jones-Tinsley: LTA priorities need sorting
The government must get its pension priorities right, as the lifetime allowance (LTGA) abolition draws nearer, writes James Jones-Tinsley of Barnett Waddingham.
James Jones-Tinsley: New SIPP rules need care
In December 2022, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) released a Policy Statement entitled: “Improving Outcomes in Non-Workplace Pensions."
James Jones-Tinsley: Political quicksand holds back pensions
>>>In his new monthly column for SIPPs Professional, Barnett Waddingham SIPP expert James Jones-Tinsley looks at the difficult pensions road ahead for the Chancellor.
Teachers' Pension Scheme rise will hit private schools
The Department for Education has today confirmed an increase of 5 percentage points to the employer contribution rate of the Teachers' Pension Scheme (TPS) with schools' contributions set to rise from 23.6% to 28.6%.
NEW: James Jones-Tinsley: All change for pension transfers
In a new monthly column for SIPPs Professional, SIPP expert James Jones-Tinsley reviews the latest changes in the pension transfer market.
BW recruits record 85 apprentices and graduates
Expanding pension consultancy Barnett Waddingham (BW) is recruiting a record 85 apprentices and graduates this year.
Barnett Waddingham hires head of SIPP finance
Barnett Waddingham has appointed former St James Place Wealth director Neil Howitt as its new head of SIPP Finance.
Investors turning to green pensions, says report
The number of pension savers who have changed how their workplace pension is invested has almost doubled in 18 months, with more investing responsibly, according to new research published today.
‘No easy solution’ to pension gender gap, says Trott
Minister for Pensions Laura Trott has told a pension industry event there is “no easy solution” to the pension gender gap.