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• Stop more confusion for pension savers: ABI calls for simplicity when the Government increases pension access age

  14/09/2021

  

  The Association of British Insurers (ABI) is calling for a simpler approach when the Government delivers its planned increase of the age that you can first access your pension from 55 to 57. The proposals set out in a consultation closing today will cause enormous confusion for pension savers navigating the already complicated UK pension system.

• Yvonne Braun speech at the APPG Pensions Inaugural Lunch and Election of Officers

  08/07/2015

  Update on Freedom and Choice

• The Adventure of the Lost Pensions

  24/07/2020

  

  As the ABI continues work with members and Government to reunite savers with their lost pensions and with Government currently considering expansion to the Dormant Assets Scheme which provides fund to charitable causes, our Policy Adviser for Long-term savings policy, Evey Tang looks at how this might affect customers. 

• Make My Money Matter: How pension funds can better serve their members

  22/04/2021

  

  Blog by Tony Burdon, CEO, Make My Money Matter The UN’s biggest ever opinion poll recently found that two thirds of people across the world consider climate change a global emergency. The…

• From 55 to 57 in the most complicated way possible

  14/09/2021

  

  ABI is calling for a simpler approach when the Government delivers its planned increase of the age that you can first access your pension from 55 to 57. The proposals will cause enormous confusion for pension savers navigating the already complicated UK pension system. Tax Adviser Dan Gallon explains just how badly the proposed changes to NMPA will impact pension savers.

• Gretel - reuniting lost assets with their owners

  05/08/2021

  

  Duncan Stevens, CEO of fintech specialist, Gretel, discusses the Dormant Asset Bill’s impact on the industry and asks, why do insurers struggle to reunite lost assets with their owners?

• Huw Evans keynote speech at ABI Conference 2015

  25/02/2015

  Whatever else the Chancellor intended when he stood up on Budget day 11 months ago, he has certainly been responsible for the felling of a fair few trees as acres of print have been devoted to considering what his reforms may mean for retirement in the future.

• Mind the Gap: Women, Work and Pensions

  26/01/2022

  

  Women in the workforce today have a better chance of saving for retirement than they ever have before, but despite this the gender pensions gap persists. There are three key reasons for this - levels of pensions awareness, a disproportionate number of women in lower paying jobs and the caregiver penalty. Ahead of the Women and Work APPGs 2021 Report launch, we look at the ways the Government can help women to save more for their retirement.

• Scrap the Money Purchase Annual Allowance to help financial resilience

  26/02/2021

  

  The Association of British Insurers is calling for the Money Purchase Annual Allowance (MPAA) to be scrapped in the Budget so pension savers who have had to dip into their retirement savings during the pandemic are not penalised for paying it back when they can.

• Easing the Squeeze on Net Pay savers and those hit hardest by Covid-19

  13/10/2021

  

  This Budget we need to get rid of the quirks in pensions tax relief so that 1.5m low earners who have been missing out can automatically qualify for it and people who have had to use their pension savings during the pandemic are not penalised for paying the money back.