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iPipeline has launched an electronic common quotation form for annuities on its platform.
Splitting a pension pot by blending annuities could increase retirement income by around £2,175, according to research from LV=.
Retirement Planner's round up of the top pension stories this week.
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Fiona Murphy looks at how income drawdown is changing and likely to develop in the future
Life and pensions specialist LV= has strengthened its partnership with the Tenet Group.
Hargreaves Lansdown has launched the ‘UK’s first free’ enhanced annuity search engine.
Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pension stories this week.
LV= retirement and protection businesses both achieved 15% growth in 2012 according to its latest results.
LV= is reducing rates on its lump sum lifetime mortgage until Friday 12 April 2013.
Nucleus has become the first platform to launch its own annuity portal.
The LV= with-profits fund achieved an investment return of 9.9% in 2012 while bonus rates for policyholders have been held or cut, the firm has confirmed.
LV= has confirmed it has gone live today on quoting income drawdown business at 120% of GAD.
Fiona Murphy looks at the implications of an FSA review on shopping around for the annuity market
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