Weekly Round-Up – Friday 1st April 2016
Happy Friday, readers! It’s time to catch up. Here are some of the things that we covered at Informed Choice...
Could you outlive your pension pot?
Since the introduction of new pension freedoms last April, we have increasingly been asking our clients, could you outlive your...
Funeral costs time bomb
Planning for death is something we rarely like to think about, but with a funeral costs time bomb is it...
Change to meet long term care needs
How can retail financial services best change to meet long term care needs and serve an ageing population? That’s a...
Weekly Round-Up – Friday 25th March 2016
Happy Friday, readers! It’s time to catch up. Here are some of the things that we covered at Informed Choice...
Podcast 075: Latest long term care & dementia research
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Dividing assets on divorce
When couples get divorced, it is often assumed that marital assets get divided in half. This sound like a fair...
Putting equity release in context
Putting equity release in context can sometimes be tricky, with the cash released from the value of homes often seen...
22 things HM Treasury announced in Budget 2016 last week
Last week was the Budget, with Chancellor George Osborne announcing a range of measures designed to restore a budget surplus...
Could Attendance Allowance be capped?
Plans to transfer funding for Attendance Allowance to local authorities could result in this important benefit being capped in the...