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James Jones-Tinsley: Budget panic needs cooling
James Jones-Tinsley: Bracing for the Budget
When the Labour Party launched its pre-Election Manifesto in June, the main pensions-related commitment promised, “…a review of the pensions landscape.”
James Jones-Tinsley: Happy New Pensions Year? Maybe not...
I’ve just received a very optimistic-sounding email from HMRC entitled, "A happy new tax year starts here.”
Budget: Chancellor pushes ahead with 'Pot for Life'
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has reaffirmed the Government’s plans to give people one ‘pension pot for life’, moveable from job to job, despite concerns shared by the financial advice industry.
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.
Chancellor sets 6 March as date for Spring Budget
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.
Chancellor to promise 'evolutionary' pension reforms
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will today promise “evolutionary not revolutionary” pension reforms to unlock capital for high-growth businesses and boost outcomes for pension savers.