In Wimbledon Week, I say it’s time to scrap the LTA
OK, not the Lawn Tennis Association, but the Lifetime Allowance. As a system for controlling tax relief on pensions, the Lifetime Allowance wasn’t all bad at all, other than the […]
Monthly Archives: June 2014
Should there be a permitted investment list?
At the AMPS 2014 conference, there was a decent session at the end when the audience of largely SIPP providers was asked whether the Government should issue a list of […]
SIPP Capital Adequacy predictions
At the AMPS conference, Nick Pointz-Wright of FCA gave a short address during which he provided some snippets about the progress of the SIPP capital adeuacy rules, first proposed in […]
How to fill the 24bn pension loophole
Budget 2014 contained some (sorry to be cliché) radical pension reforms, and the Telegraph has picked up on an obvious flaw in the plan, something spotted by me and everyone else […]
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