Catch up on Money Marketing’s popular stories for the third week of June where pensions and the forthcoming Consumer Duty lead the way.
Triple lock to apply for state pension next year
The government has confirmed that the triple lock will apply for the state pension next year.
Billions ‘wiped off’ pension schemes if RPI change goes ahead
Pension schemes could lose billions of pounds if the chancellor’s planned change to the Retail Prices Index (RPI) goes ahead.
Worry about Consumer Duty’s impact on business mounts
More than half of advisers are concerned about the impact of the new Consumer Duty on their business, according to a Schroders survey.
Bravura brings in new CEO as part of leadership restructure
Bravura Solutions has appointed Libby Roy as its new chief executive to replace Nick Parsons, who has stepped down as part of an “orderly transition”.
JC Flowers-backed Solomon Capital buys Beaufort Group
Solomon Capital Holdings Ltd, a new consolidator backed by US private equity firm JC Flowers, has purchased national advice firm Beaufort Group.
Wealth Wizards launches financial wellbeing app
Wealth Wizards has launched an app to help advice firms, life assurers, banks and building societies support consumers improve their financial wellbeing.
Starting again at 40: My late move into financial advice
Is 40 too late to enter financial advice? Not for one IT professional. For Alastair West, at the Alexander Beard Group, life begins at 40 – or at least a new life as a financial adviser.
Vanguard: More asset managers will fight to offer MPS solutions
Vanguard UK has forecast that increasing numbers of asset managers will venture into the model portfolio service (MPS) space to fight for market share.
Advisers must work harder to win new clients
Advisers must work harder to win the next generation of clients who are young and more tech-savvy, research finds.
FCA: BSPS redress scheme will cut out CMCs
Financial Conduct Authority chief executive Nikhil Rathi has said that the redress scheme for British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) members will cut out third-parties.
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