Pensions

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  Pension annuity sales plummet by more than third

  11 Sep 2014: Fall from 74,270 in first quarter of year to 46,368 in second follows budget announcement on changes to pension rules

• BP urges Scotland to vote against independence

  10 Sep 2014: Chief executive says North Sea oil best served by Scotland staying in UK

• Should you hand your pension money to the government?

  9 Sep 2014: Publicly owned Nest, with its low charges and cost, is causing panic in the pension industry

• Couples retiring now have ‘more income and wealth than necessary’

  9 Sep 2014: Analysis by the Institute of Fiscal Studies finds almost half of couples born in the 40s get more now than while they were working

• Free bus passes under threat and the pensioners who are fighting back

  6 Sep 2014: A campaign to save a much-treasured freedom, will deliver a petition with 140,000 signatures to No 10 (by bus of course)

• A smart solution to pensions pain?

  6 Sep 2014: For auto-enrolment is work properly employees – and employers – need to pay in far more. So is a US-style scheme the answer?

• Beware the pensions crooks who want to liberate your savings

  6 Sep 2014: Scrapping annuity rules in 2015 threatens a crime bonanza, conning the unwary into parting with their life savings

• Mazars accountancy firm fined for pension fund advice misconduct

  2 Sep 2014:

  FRC finds firm acted in interests of Pension Corporation rather than trustee when advising First Quench's pension fund in 2007

• Are investors paying too much in charges?

  23 Aug 2014: A new report surveys 19 leading financial brokers and shows that the best known might not offer the best deal

• Manchester's police chief adds to calls for change to widows' pensions

  11 Aug 2014: Sir Peter Fahy says bereaved spouses should be allowed to keep their police pension if they remarry or cohabit

• We desperately need order in this pensions chaos and muddle

  9 Aug 2014: Bring together all the state and private pensions, and bits of paper into one hub so working people know what they have

• New pension rules urged for police widows and widowers who remarry

  8 Aug 2014: Theresa May asked to end injustice for 22,000 people who would lose police pension payments if they find new partners

• Shifting demographics mean it’s vital older people keep working

  7 Aug 2014: Letters: Dropping out of the workforce early can have a devastating effect on a person’s retirement income

• Tax trap fears grow after Osborne pensions shakeup

  7 Aug 2014:

  Data shows pensioners may pay £3.6bn more in tax after raiding pension pots as critics warn of 'one-man mis-selling scandal'

• Pension shakeup could net £4bn UK tax windfall

  7 Aug 2014: Experts warn pensioners on tax levels when cashing in lump sums and fear George Osborne's changes could turn into 'mis-selling scandal'

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