Wesleyan welcomes government plans to tackle pension scammers Scammers target millions of pensioners every year wrongly claiming they will be able to get them extra tax savings or access to their pension pots before the age of 55.
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Government decides not to proceed with secondary annuity market The government has announced it is cancelling plans to allow people to sell their pension incomes for cash.
Pension confusion set to leave teachers unprepared for retirement Teachers are still confused by pensions, with almost two thirds (61%) not understanding their key features, and 93% not sure how much to save each month.
Pension confusion set to leave most doctors unprepared for retirement Doctors are still confused by pensions, with three quarters (77%) not understanding their key features, or how much to save each month.
Pensions puzzle set to leave dentists unprepared for retirement Dentists are still confused by pensions, with three quarters (78%) not understanding their key features or how much to save each month, according to new research by Wesleyan, the specialist financial mutual.
Pension confusion set to leave lawyers unprepared for retirement Lawyers are still left confused by pensions with more than half not understanding their key features, and almost three quarters (72%) not knowing how much to save each month, according to new research by Wesleyan the specialist financial mutual.
Pension Freedoms: 2.2m face charges to access money More than 2.2m savers will be hit with pension exit fees - four times previous estimates - when they attempt to use the new pension freedoms.
New pension freedoms 'make positive start' By Wesleyan A combined sum of more than £1.8 billion was withdrawn from pension pots by savers over April and May, following the introduction of new reforms.