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Rethinking retirement income strategies is more important than ever. Fidelity Adviser Solutions’ Paul Squirrell challenges the longstanding “4% rule”, exploring why a rigid withdrawal approach may not suit today’s market realities or individual client needs.
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With the Pension Schemes Bill now finalised and set to reshape the UK pensions landscape, employers and trustees must turn their focus to implementation.
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Fidelity Adviser Solutions guides and insights can help you to face a new direction in retirement and estate planning, requiring earlier action, deeper client conversations and more integrated advice.
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Inheritance tax rule changes for unused pensions mean that advisers may need to review retirement income strategies for their clients. Fidelity Adviser Solutions’ article and guide explore the practical challenges, opportunities and trade offs involved…
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Fidelity Adviser Solutions guides and insights can help you to face a new direction in retirement and estate planning, requiring earlier action, deeper client conversations and more integrated advice.
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Fidelity's market review examines how swiftly investor sentiment has shifted amid renewed geopolitical and economic turbulence.
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A new tax year brings fresh allowances and valuable planning opportunities for you and your clients. Fidelity Adviser Solutions tax year beginning hub highlights key actions to consider – covering tax returns, Bed & ISA…
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A wave of pension reforms is on the horizon, many of which could significantly influence your client conversations.
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The State Pension is set to increase in April in line with the triple lock. Marianna Hunt compares the UK State Pension with other state provision.
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From April 2027, proposed changes will bring unused pensions into inheritance tax considerations – so what financial planning can you consider for your clients?