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Making sure customers are aware of recent changes to retirement options
Scottish Life: Legal highs - the 2014 budget
Allowing increased flexibility in the way people take their benefits from a pension scheme is A GOOD THING. But with flexibility comes responsibility.
Budget offering more choice and flexibility welcomed by AXA Life Invest
AXA Life Invest, believe in providing flexible and innovative solutions to individuals who are either planning for retirement or are in retirement and welcome the changes to pensions and retirement income announced as part of the recent Budget.
Aegon welcomes HMRCs response to the Budget changes
HMRCs response will help customers reverse their annuitisation decisions. This in turn will give customers more time to review their options, seek advice, and to benefit from the new retirement choices set out in the Budget.
Aegon leads the way on Budget reforms
The 2014 Budget has broken down barriers to saving and has created new retirement flexibility. Aegon wants to amplify this and help get the UK ready for retirement.
FundsNetwork: The Budgets Pension Changes Jon Everill
FundsNetwork can confirm that as from today its pension product can cater for the increased opportunities available to clients, especially those wishing to take income drawdown.
Meaningful Money: MMP053: Budget 2014
After the Chancellor's landmark budget last week, I emailed my list and asked for questions from listeners to my podcast. I had several responses and the results are in this week's show.
Unbiased: Budget 2014
Last week, in the chancellor's budget statement, George Osborne announced the introduction of a 'guidance guarantee' for everyone who retires with a defined contribution pension.
Prudential: Budget 2014 - The Offshore Perspective
George Osborne's fifth Budget heralded far reaching reforms of pension arrangements. These have grabbed the Budget headlines but there was plenty in the small print to interest the offshore practitioner.
Scottish Life 2014 Budget Summary
George Osborne delivered his fifth Budget on Wednesday 19 March 2014.
TISA: BUDGET 2014 - Pensions & savings package
As you will know by now, the Chancellor has announced a package of measures designed to help all savers at every stage of their lives.
Scottish Widows: 2013 Autumn Statement
Recently the Chancellor presented his 2013 Autumn Statement. Our Financial Planning team has prepared a detailed summary, highlighting key impacts for you and your clients.
Hub News
Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne delivered a relatively optimistic assessment of the UK economy in his 2013 Autumn Statement
Jeffreys Henry: Autumn Statement 2013
Delivering the 2013 Autumn Statement, the Chancellor said the latest forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility proved that "Britain's economic plan is working" but warned that the "job is not done."
Aviva: Budget update: capped drawdown limit to increase to 120% of GAD
From 26 March 2013, the maximum income for capped drawdown will increase from 100% to 120% of the basis amount derived from the GAD drawdown tables.
Scottish Widows: March 2013 Budget update
The Chancellor presented his 2013 Budget. Our Financial Planning team has prepared detailed analysis of the announcement which highlights the key impacts for you and your clients.
Jeffreys Henry LLP: Budget 2013 Report: key announcements
Chancellor George Osborne described Budget 2013 as one that recognised Britain as an 'aspiration nation'. He said it was a Budget for those who aspire to 'own their own home, get their first job, or start their own business.'
FundsNetwork: Proposed abolition of Schedule 19 stamp duty reserve tax
The proposed abolition of schedule 19 stamp duty reserve tax may look a tad dull but is of considerable relevance to investors in UK investment funds
Cazenove Capital: Economic update and outlook webcast
Register now to hear Richard Jeffrey discuss current market conditions, the implications of the 2013 budget and his economic outlook. CPD accredited. 26 March 2013, 10.00am
Jeffreys Henry: Autumn Statement 2012
In the 2012 Autumn Statement, the Chancellor George Osborne outlined measures designed to make the savings needed to protect the economy and invest in programmes for growth.
Hub eNews: Budget news for your clients
"Despite the immediate headlines, the 2012 Budget was principally political in that the Conservatives have no chance of winning the next election if voters do not believe the economy is back on track.
UK Budget report
Ahead of tomorrow's UK Budget, read our new insight paper from Tom Elliott, JPM Global Strategist
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