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OpinionAll that glitters is not (always) gold
I enjoyed the recent Olympics from Tokyo and admit to being a bit of a fanatic about the Olympic Games. I believe this year’s Games were a huge relief for sports fans when you consider the pandemic and all the uncertainty that has brought to our lives.
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NewsPensions tax relief ‘cost’ hits £42bn
On the go: The ‘cost’ of pensions tax relief increased by £4.4bn to £41.3bn between 2017-18 and 2019-20, data from HM Revenue & Customs has shown.
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PodcastsPodcast: Police officers let down by poor McCloud communication
Podcast: Police officers, who have complained about the ramifications of the government’s McCloud remedy, face a difficult battle to get their plight rectified, in another case where inadequate policy and communications has created damaging uncertainty for members. Quietroom development lead Joe Craig and Taylor Wessing senior associate Hadassah Shulman discuss this case, as well as simpler annual statements and the government’s anti-scam proposals.
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NewsDB schemes to face 120% rise in general levy with new govt proposals
Defined benefit schemes face a 120 per cent general levy increase by 2024 proposed in a new consultation launched on Wednesday, while master trusts will be granted a different rate.
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OpinionEurope: What UK schemes need to know about legal changes
Several key developments in European law will have an impact on the UK pensions industry.