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Pessimists need to admit it’s getting better

Alan Steel
Alan Steel: ignore the warnings of gloom ahead

Successful tests by fintech firm

Origo ready for 15m Pensions Dashboard users

Origo, the Edinburgh-based fintech company, says its technology is ready to cope with 15 million active..

New retirement report

More saving, but auto-enrolment rules ‘need review’

More Scots are putting money aside for later life as new schemes such as auto-enrolment create a new savings culture, according to a report.

One the Money

Beware those clicks do not damage your health

Alan Steel
When I started writing articles for the mainstream newspapers back in 1989 it was quite a different world from today.

Due diligence deal

Lang Cat offers platform advice to Sense

Mark Polson Lang Cat
The lang cat, the financial services consultancy, has been commissioned ..

On the Money

Optimism’s on the rise in the land down under

Alan Steel
There’s always two ways of looking at things. That’s what separates optimists and pessimists. Back in the mists of time, 1991 when I was still young… stop sniggering at theRead More

Attitudes changing

How are Brits’ pensions performing?

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In the midst of increased media attention and the popularity of auto-enrolment, how has pension performance changed over time?

More over-55s working longer

Freedoms ‘raise awareness, but confusion remains’

Pension
Three years on from the Pension Freedoms revolution people are saving more for their retirement, but many over-55s are confused by the regulations.

As historic change takes place...

Expert questions value of income tax changes

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Scotland's new tax regime kicks in to effect tomorrow with one expert questioning whether

Royal London CEO speaks out

Loney urges widening of auto-enrolment

Phil Loney
Royal London chief executive Phil Loney has again called on the UK government to revisit a key new pensions measure.