Pensions

Families today are more diverse, and it is more widely accepted that a family structure doesn’t have to be a mum, dad, son, and daughter. But how are the courts responding to these societal changes?

Tax incentives granted to people in the UK on their savings and investments hit a record high of £27.1 billion in the last year, according to new research from Bowmore Financial Planning

More people in the UK aged between 65 and 74 are still working compared to six years ago, new research from UK insurance firm Aviva showed

In financial settlements on divorce, as in much of life, the devil is in the detail

Employers believe it is important that pensions are invested responsibly, according to analysis from Aviva’s Working Lives Report 2022

BDB Pitman’s Annmarie Forster looks at the challenges involved in making and using Lasting Powers of Attorney

The sentencing of two former financial advisers, Mark Kelly and Rikki Nicholls, to six years imprisonment for conspiracy to defraud and money laundering earlier this month (15/07/22) highlights the need for trustees to take steps to protect their pension scheme members from fraud, tax advisory firm RSM UK has warned

The UK government has published a draft Finance Bill 2022-23 with Capital Gains Tax rules for divorcing couples set to change

Trust and fiduciary services provider Zedra has launched a new pensions focused offering – Pensions & Incentives

Family justice body Resolution has launched a model that allows couples to divorce with just one lawyer