Finance

Workplace pension participation soars under auto-enrolment but further reform needed

Workplace pension participation soars under auto-enrolment but further reform needed

      The workplace pension participation rate in the UK was at 79% (22.6 million employees) in April 2021. Workplace pension par..

QUARTER OF SAVERS BELIEVE THEIR CURRENT LEVEL OF PENSION SAVING WON’T BE ENOUGH TO LIVE OFF IN RETIREMENT

QUARTER OF SAVERS BELIEVE THEIR CURRENT LEVEL OF PENSION SAVING WON’T BE ENOUGH TO LIVE OFF IN RETIREMENT

  Just over a quarter of savers surveyed (26%), who have a workplace pension, think that their current amount of pension saving w..

Crypto-assets: An Emerging Asset Forming Part of Financial Settlements.

Crypto-assets: An Emerging Asset Forming Part of Financial Settlements.

Ownership of crypto assets, in particular cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, has rocketed in the past few years. It is therefore unsurp..

State pension increase no match for soaring inflation

State pension increase no match for soaring inflation

  From 11 April the state pension increases by 3.1%. This gives someone on a full new state pension £185.15 per week and someone..

CHARITIES ‘MISS OUT ON £940 MILLION’ TAX RELIEF

CHARITIES ‘MISS OUT ON £940 MILLION’ TAX RELIEF

Hard-pressed charities could be missing out on more than £940 million a year, as generous donors fail to claim tax relief on the money..

Ingenious launches a new type of estate planning service – IEP Apex

Ingenious launches a new type of estate planning service – IEP Apex

Ingenious today announces the launch of IEP Apex, a simple and cost-effective solution for any financial advisers and their clients lo..

Pension mistakes to avoid in last minute dash to tax year end

Pension mistakes to avoid in last minute dash to tax year end

  Important to make use of tax allowances to get the most of your pension contributions before end of tax year. You can use carr..

Majority of young Brits think the current credit score system is fundamentally flawed

Majority of young Brits think the current credit score system is fundamentally flawed

  LONDON, 31st March 2022 – More than half (54 per cent) of young people, aged 18-34, think the current credit score system is fu..

Pensioner incomes on the rise but is everyone getting what they are owed?

Pensioner incomes on the rise but is everyone getting what they are owed?

  In 2021, pensioners had an average income of £361 after housing costs, an increase from £333 in FYE 2020. Younger pensioners t..

Pension savers risk short term issues with one in four lacking surplus income

Pension savers risk short term issues with one in four lacking surplus income

  There was a clear correlation between pension adequacy and home ownership in the findings from the HL Savings and Resilience b..