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'This is the death knell for badly run Master Trusts'

A new Pensions Bill published yesterday spells the death knell for badly run Master Trusts, an analyst says.

Sipps sector to shrink to as few as 30 firms, experts predict

The Sipps sector will shrink significantly and could reduce to as few as 30 ‘strong’ providers, professionals have predicted.

Ex-Pensions Minister attacks axing of 'lifesaver' for thousands

The former Pensions Minister has attacked the Government's decision to abandon a “potential lifesaver” for thousands of people.

Govt axes plan for annuity re-sale market

The Government has axed plans for a secondary annuities market over fears about consumer protection in a surprise announcement late this afternoon.

'We want a pensions bonfire this Autumn'

A Financial Planning firm’s MD claims ex-Chancellor George Osborne was “possessed with an inner-Gordon Brown” and called for pension complexities to be scrapped by his successor.

Guest column: Sipp illustrations that just don’t illustrate

In six months’ time, April 2017, all Sipp providers will need to have changed their illustration systems so that they show the margin they retain on cash holdings, writes Elaine Turtle, director of DP Pensions.