Informed Choice chartered financial planner Nick Bamford presented a webcast this morning called seven things you need to know about […]

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have announced greater flexibility in respect of income drawdown (unsecured pension) reviews. Until now, investors […]

Royal Dutch Shell has become the last member of the FTSE 100 to close its final salary pension scheme to […]

The Government has struck a deal with most of the public sector unions to reform pension schemes. According to Treasury […]

Earlier this year we published a blog about pension reciprocation plans, labelling them as a ‘dangerous’ pension scheme. This followed […]

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has published figures showing that a large number of defined benefit pension schemes […]

The fastest growing age group for separation and divorce is the over-60s, with the latest figures showing more than 13,700 […]

Informed Choice chartered financial planner Martin Bamford was quoted in The Times on Saturday, in an article looking at the […]

Earlier this week we delivered a presentation to a family law department at a firm of solicitors in London, explaining […]

In April 2011 the annual allowance for pension contributions was reduced to £50,000, subject to sufficient earnings in the relevant […]

There were press reports this weekend that the government plans to abolish its plans to get small businesses to contribute […]

The government has made a generous set of concessions to the public sector as it attempts to finalise the reforms […]

It has been announced today that the government is delaying the proposed rise in the state pension age for those […]

Should you accept a “pensions increase exchange” from your employer? The business behind High Street retailer Boots has been accused […]

This morning I presented a live webcast on the subject of Fixed Protection and the Lifetime Allowance. Within this webcast […]

When a party to a divorce receives a Pension Sharing Annex signed off by the Court we are often asked […]

Daniel has personal pension plan. He is getting divorced from Kate who has no pension arrangements of her own. They […]

The timetable at which the state pension age is due to increase to 67 is too slow, according to Work and Pensions Secretary Iain Duncan Smith.

Informed Choice chartered financial planner Nick Bamford explains why it is important to seek expert independent financial advice to help deal with the pension aspects of divorce.

New research from Baring Asset Management reveals the state of our retirement ambitions. What does this mean for retirement planning?