Chancellor George Osborne will further relax pension rules in his Budget on Wednesday to allow the sale of annuity contracts.
Changes at the Office for National Statistics (ONS) which will count future pension rights as if they were present income will turn the UK into a nation of savers instantly, the Telegraph reports.
The last week has been one of major upheaval in the world of pensions, after George Osborne's latest Budget removed the requirement to buy an annuity, and the FCA then said it was preparing to probe closed life books. But which shares within the sector...
Tomorrow Chancellor George Osborne will deliver his fifth annual Budget to Parliament. The UK economy is recovering but still faces challenges, so what can we expect this time around?
George Osborne has denied ‘insulting' middle-class voters amid reports he claimed paying higher tax rates is ‘good for them' and makes them feel successful.
George Osborne should use next week's Budget to reduce the number of middle-income earners paying the 40p tax rate, according to two former Tory Chancellors.
New limits on pensions tax relief, a boost for VCTs, and a simplification capital gains tax law are some of the likely headlines from next week's Budget, according to Brewin Dolphin.
Plans to allow "zombie" child trust funds (CTFs) to be switched to Junior ISAs could see savers £7,500 better off.
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