A new survey by Dunstan Thomas looks at baby boomers’ attitudes to retirement and pensions. Adrian Boulding, the company’s director of retirement strategy, comments on key findings to Harriet O’Brien.
Almost a third of people, surveyed between April 2018 and March 2020, did not expect to have any pension provision beyond the state pension when they retire, according to a report from the ONS.
Britain’s millionaires are prioritising recycling as part of efforts to be more environmentally friendly, instead of changing their investments, which could have the biggest impact on the planet, according to new research from wealth manager and private bank Coutts.
Millennials have grown up, and it turns out they are the financially disciplined, focused and responsible adults in the room, according to new US survey findings published by Natixis Investment Managers (Natixis IM).
New research from Invesco, Invesco Consulting, maslansky + partners and Nest Insight identifies how simple changes to the use of language could help people in their late 30s, 40s and early 50s to engage with pension saving and take action that could make a real difference to their retirement income in later life.
More money for eating out, a higher personal grooming budget and the inclusion of a Netflix subscription are among the changes to the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association’s Retirement Living Standards in the first update of the rules of thumb for retirement spending since they were established two years ago.
Wealth managers Tilney Smith & Williamson has launched a succession programme to give financial advisers approaching retirement the opportunity to provide a new home for their clients.
New data from Quilter, the wealth manager, shows that the number of people making Class 3 National Insurance Contributions (NICs) rose 85 per cent following the introduction of the new state pension in 2016.
Simon Harryman, Senior Business Development Director, Ingenious writes on the resurgence of inflation and how it can affect estate planning.
The nation is struggling to understand how much money is in their pension pot and how much they need to retire, according to new research released today from digital pension provider Penfold.