Our statement explaining how FCA rules on cancellation rights, to complement an HMRC statement about how tax legislation applies to tax-free pension lump sums.

In a damning report shared with the media last night, the FSCA noted that 15,521 non-compliant employers were reported across 67 retirement funds, affecting around 592,000 retirement fund members.

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BP Pension Fund, London completed a £1.6 billion ($2.2 billion) buy-in with Legal and General Assurance Society, marking the ...

Executive director of Indiana's public retirement system cautions lawmakers on paying down unfunded liabilities, warns of ...

HMRC and the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) have issued a joint statement clarifying the interaction between tax legislation and regulatory rules on pension cancellation rights, which industry expe ...