Prudential has signed a deal to help Tenet IFA network and Burns-Anderson design their multi-tie propositions. Tenet has over 3,500 advisers and has picked Pru because of its experience in developing multi-tie distribution platforms.
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Steve Bee on pensions
I thought it would be useful to look at the Pensions Act 2004 and put down a brief summary of what is going on with it and what we can expect to happen next. A sort of story so far, if you like.
Openwork to single-tie to Prudential annuities from launch
Openwork, the revamped Zurich Advice Network, will exlusively sell annuities provided by Prudential from its launch in the second half of the year.This is Pru’s third major annuity single-tie deal following similar arrangements being struck with both Pearl and Thinc Destini.
F&C ethical fund A top performer in last five years
F&C Asset Management claims that the latest White List report from Principal Investment Management shows that ethical funds do not always have to be risky.
Income protection — some ideas for the new government…
Those of you who have read any of the political manifestos over the previous weeks may have noticed one glaring omission from all the publications: the subject of welfare reform and the role that income protection could (and probably should) play in this process.
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AJ Bell: Advisers will not get preferential terms in IPO
Advisers will not be eligible to become shareholders in AJ Bell when it floats unless they are a customer of a business, the platform has said. The business is preparing to list on the main market of the London Stock Exchange either in December or early 2019. As part of the listing, AJ Bell is […]
DB paraplanner appoints liquidator after restriction strangles income
Paraplanning firm Heather Dunne Consulting has gone into liquidation after its principal restricted its pension transfer permissions. Adviser Heather Dunne founded the firm in 2002 to support advisers doing pension transfers and the firm’s biggest client was HDIFA. HDIFA is also run by Dunne but was placed on voluntary suspension in July 2017 when it was […]
Tony Wickenden: More pressure on shielded UK business profits
HMRC is tightening the screw on tax avoidance involving profit fragmentation Tax avoidance continues to drive Treasury and HM Revenue & Customs activity. Over the summer, the Revenue published responses to its consultation on proposals to tackle schemes designed to move UK business profits outside the charge of UK tax, often using offshore trusts and […]
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