Pensions

KPMG has signed a conditional agreement to sell its UK pensions practice to NewCo, which is backed by private equity firm Exponent and KPMG UK’s current pensions partners

New research to be announced at the International Longevity Centre UK’s (ILC) Future of Ageing conference today reveals that by 2040, older people will be spending 63p in every pound spent in the UK economy

With a General Election now less than two and a half weeks away, Withers’ partner Christopher Groves has recommended that clients take certain actions ahead of the vote on 12 December

Global fiduciary services provider Equiom has been selected by the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) as master trustee on the DIFC Employee Workplace Savings Scheme

British workers are underestimating how long they will live and could end up facing an £80,000 shortfall in retirement savings

Today sees the launch of the 2019 eprivateclient Middle East report - a detailed analysis of the wealth management sector in the Arab region

Pension reforms need to “start from scratch” and work out how the system could “serve the needs of individuals, employers and wider society,” Hargreaves Lansdown has argued.

New UK Chancellor Sajid Javid has spoken of preparing an ‘Emergency Budget’ in the case of a no-deal Brexit, which would see numerous tax changes that, if implemented, could have a significant effect on tax payers, particularly within the higher-rate tax band.

Rawlinson & Hunter's Stephen Yates looks at the big tax stories of July 2019

Are pensions regularly being left out of divorce negotiations, asks Christopher Hames QC, a barrister at 4PB...