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An ordered house

The role of trustee is becoming evermore demanding and complex, so it is imperative that their position is never compromised

Wield the power wisely

Scheme funding legislation has several implications for actuaries, who play a vital role in setting the contributions

One step ahead

From 2012, schemes will no longer be able to contract out on a protected rights basis and will soon have to take action to address this change

The domino effect

Legislative changes mean trustees are now responsible for best estimates of transfer values. But what does this mean for employers?

Stepping around the transfer trap

Last month’s rule changes have forced trustees to scrutinise their transfer practices and to set out how monitoring procedures should be carried out in the future

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The Money Advice Service is an elegant and innovative way of providing consumers with much needed help to access financial services products.

  • Absolutely. Should have happened years ago.
  • It's a start. Let's hope it's a solid foundation.
  • Not sure either way.
  • It's not advice, but you only find that out in the small print, which nobody reads.
  • Are you having a laugh? It's another way for the regulator to raise a fighting fund to paper over the cracks in its regulatory armoury.

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