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Ditch complex rise in normal minimum pension age - Quilter Content by subject Professional Adviser hosts must-attend events for the financial adviser sector. The success and reach of the brand has enabled us to deliver a series of market-leading events, including our popular breakfast briefings, awards and conferences. Download and use the apps Access your subscription from outside of the office Get relevant news and insight straight to your inbox 'Unintended complexity' Greer: This risks leaving people stranded in more expensive or inflexible pensions just to safeguard the age benefit. Plans...

Govt must U-turn on minimum private pension age hike By Michael Klimes 9 th April 2021 8:16 am The government must reverse the increase to the minimum private pension age to avoid confusing savers, Quilter warns. In February the government said it would increase the age at which people can access private pension savings, from 55 to 57. The coalition government announced the policy in 2014 but did not include provisions in legislation for it to be implemented. In the government’s latest consultation, it said increasing the minimum private pension age reflected inc...

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Research shows an alarming number of young people aren’t saving enough, or anything, for retirement. So what can be done to change this? Feb 25, 2021 Jonathan Weinberg The younger generation of workers face a torrid financial future. Pre-pandemic, many struggled to buy their own home or save regularly. Post-pandemic, that may prove even more difficult. Rising unemployment, a drastically different working environment and tax increases to pay for government furlough and business support will all plague their pockets for years to come.  And with the state pension starting age expected to r...

Lawmakers will look at how consumers access retirement advice in the second part of an inquiry into pension freedoms.