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The government has announced that it will be seeking public input on the rules regarding the repayment of surpluses in defined benefit pension schemes. Currently, these surpluses are subject to a tax rate of 35%, but the government plans to decrease this rate to 25%. The source for this information is HM Treasury.
The government is planning to start a discussion on the regulations for repaying defined benefit (DB) schemes. Today, the government announced that it will be seeking feedback on potential changes to the rules regarding the timing of DB scheme investments, with the aim of allowing pension funds to have a wider range of investments. This consultation will take place during the winter season.
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In a recent announcement, the Chancellor has put forward a proposal for the consolidation of DC schemes.
In the upcoming Autumn Statement 23, the abolition of LTA (Lifetime Allowance) is still set to be implemented by
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Additional news from Holly Roach reveals that Askews Retirement Scheme has reached an agreement with L&G to purchase an £11 million buy-in.
Aware Super has pledged to invest £5.25 billion in the UK.
Further information regarding the industry has been released. MMMM has initiated a campaign that brings attention to the connections between pension funds and the fossil fuel sector. The objective of the advertisement is to illustrate the relationship between pensions and
In regards to the future of retirement, there are five significant factors that are influencing and shaping it. These factors include market volatility, the cost-of-living crisis, and other challenges that pension schemes are currently facing. Henry Odogwu from BlackRock, Chris Eastwood from Penfold, and Joe Dabrowski from PLSA engage in a discussion about these issues as the period of great moderation comes to a close.
Buzz: Did the Autumn Statement from last week have positive implications for pensions?
The Autumn Statement addressed topics such as lifelong saving accounts, the Pension Protection Fund (PPF), and the registration of trustees.
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