Tag Archives: Targeted support

Tax free cash? Taken advice? Panicking?

I find it hard to justify my blog pushing back on this work But I fear I’ll have to! First the phrase “still in work” applies to many people who have “retired”. Not many people say they’ve stopped working and … Continue reading

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Targeted support for 700,000 reaching retirement each year

I am drawn to this article in CityWire. There are 700,000 who reach retirement with freedom but no pension. I doubt it is being picked up in the advisory world and I am not sure that it is properly understood … Continue reading

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Target support is on its way!

On our way, on our way Targeted support – is on it’s way How do we get it I don’t know How do we get it I don’t care All that I know is help is on its way! Currently, … Continue reading

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Who’s on the hook for “targeted support” of unspent pension pots?

On Friday, the FCA published the drily titled DP23/5: Advice Guidance Boundary Review – proposals for closing the advice gap Most of the attention will be on its proposal to introduce simple advice which can be charged for from a … Continue reading

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