When a person is thinking about transferring from a defined benefits scheme into a personal pension their adviser will produce […]

We’re all living longer, and that’s good news, but one consequence of better life expectancy is a rising cost of […]

An important part of financial planning in later life is considering where you will live and the associated costs. As […]

What’s a reasonable amount of money to save each month towards your retirement? Some new research suggests a combined 12% employer […]

The latest divorce figures for England and Wales paint an interesting picture. According to the Office for National Statistics, there […]

Transfers from defined benefit pensions are a hot topic in the world of financial planning right now. With falling interest […]

When clients approach us to help plan a successful retirement, we consider with them a wide range of options in […]

This article first appeared in issue one of Informed, the new client magazine from Informed Choice. One of the benefits […]

A new study carried out by the insurer Aegon has found only 8% of people currently speak to a financial […]

“I don’t need a plan for retirement, I’m just going to keep on working.” That’s the extent of a ‘retirement […]

Almost half of us have an “Ostrich mentality” about retirement savings, according to new research. The Skipton Building Society Retirement Tracker […]

One consequence of the pension freedoms introduced last April was a move away from buying a pension annuity. New research […]

A fairly common we answer for our clients is, how much do I need to retire? I used to be […]

One of the pension announcements in the Autumn Statement last week was a reduction in the money purchase annual allowance. […]

Pensions can be easily misplaced, although it can be slightly more serious than dropping some loose change down the back […]

New figures from the ONS have highlighted the changing shape of family life in the UK, with home alone over […]

An influential committee of MPs has recommended the State Pension triple-lock should be scrapped. MPs on the Work and Pensions […]

Newly published government data has revealed the State Pension could no longer be fit for purpose. The figures show that […]

On the day we get plagued by tiny ghosts, ghouls and zombies demanding sweets at our front doors, I want […]

The State Pension age is under an independent review, with John Cridland CBE inviting public and representative bodies to have […]