Tag Archives: pricing

Contingent charging will sink DB transfers

Posted on February 17, 2018 by henry tapper

IFAs who persist in conveyor belt transfers based on contingent charging will kill the transfer market.   Why people are taking a punt if they pay on the never-never. The FCA have made it clear that to transfer out of … Continue reading →

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Unlocking DC pricing; the key to getting value for money.

Posted on October 6, 2017 by henry tapper

    The FCA are commission a template to discover undeclared investment costs in the funds we use. They have finally published PS17/30 which gives IGCs the right to use it in earnest. The DWP are working in tandem on … Continue reading →

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How much support do we get from our Workie?

Posted on November 13, 2015 by henry tapper

Workie – if the DWP’s advertising campaign’s to be believed, is a workplace pension (albeit one looking for friends in the park). We want to know how friendly our Workies really are, how much support they are giving  employers in running … Continue reading →

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Pricing your auto-enrolment service

Posted on August 31, 2015 by henry tapper

This article is for the advisers to small employers who are considering offering an auto-enrolment service, both to help the employer get started and to keep the employer compliant in months and years to come. Of all the considerations, pricing … Continue reading →

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