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...“Government delays can have real consequences,” said Steve Webb, former pensions minister and now partner with LCP, the actuarial consultants....
Why shouldn’t schemes follow a worker when they change their employer?
...Sir Steve Webb is a partner at consultants LCP. “Could the Lifetime Allowance come back?”, a report by LCP, is available at lcp.com...
...Sir Steve Webb, a former pensions minister and now partner with LCP, the actuarial consultants, said the suggestion of a statutory override was “very positive” for schemes looking for options for surplus...
...Claer Barrett, the FT’s consumer editor, will put reader questions to a panel including Sir Steve Webb, partner at LCP and former pensions minister, Nimesh Shah, chief executive of Blick Rothenberg, and...
...Here is the distilled wisdom of former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb, now a partner with LCP; Nimesh Shah, chief executive of tax advisory firm Blick Rothenberg; and David Goodfellow, head of UK financial...
...Charges would go up for others left in default employer schemes, warns former pensions minister Steve Webb, of consultancy LCP....
...“There’s every chance we could see a million people paying the highest rate of tax next year,” said Steve Webb, a former pensions minister and now a partner with LCP, the actuarial consultancy....
...“This is a big change, [particularly] as a byproduct of the abolition of the lifetime allowance,” said Steve Webb, a former pensions minister and partner at actuarial consultancy LCP....
...“This allows [savers] to pay dirt cheap rates, and for some people they can fill in lots of years and get thousands of pounds back [in state pension],” said Steve Webb, a former pensions minister and partner...
...This worries former pensions minister Sir Steve Webb. “If we allow people to divert their pensions contributions elsewhere, we all know who will do so — the top earners,” he says....
...Sir Steve Webb, partner at consultants LCP, and a former pensions minister, thinks the most likely scenario is the “scoring” of defined contribution pots which had been crystallised — perhaps especially...
...Money Clinic host Claer Barrett speaks to Sir Steve Webb, the former pensions minister and now a partner at consultancy Lane Clark & Peacock....
...If you don’t earn enough and put in enough, you won’t have enough in retirement,” said Sir Steve Webb, a former pensions minister and partner with LCP....
...Steve Webb, former pensions minister and now partner with LCP, the actuarial consultants, said: “I think this is a terrible idea. It could lead to a fragmentation of the pension system....
...“Today’s announcement represents a huge leap forward in plans to allow well-funded DB schemes to invest for growth,” said Steve Webb, a former pensions minister and now a partner with LCP, the actuarial...
...“One of the things with the Australian funds is with everyone competing with each other, the marketing costs are high,” said Sir Steve Webb, former pensions minister and partner with LCP, the pension consultancy...
...I’m @ClaerB and so, Steve, I believe that you are also on Twitter. How can people follow you? Steve Webb Yes, I’m @SteveWebb1. I’m not sure who the original Steve Webb is, but I’m @SteveWebb1....
...Steve Webb, a partner with actuarial consultancy LCP and a former pensions minister, agreed reform was needed....
...And Steve Webb, a former pensions minister and partner at actuarial consultancy LCP, points out, “politically that’s utterly undeliverable because you get no money and all the grief”....
...Steve Webb, a former minister and partner with LCP, an actuarial consultancy, said that if struggling pension schemes could be shifted to the PPF without failing first, it could lead to “tens of billions...
...“DB pension scheme funding has been transformed in the last decade with far more talk today about surpluses than deficits,” said Steve Webb, partner with LCP, an actuarial firm....
...Sir Steve Webb, a former pensions minister, said the analysis demonstrated that the state pension, which is eligible for everyone aged 66 and over, and who has a minimum level of NI contributions or credits...
...“We believe that current regulations have led to a situation where many defined benefit schemes are forced into excessively low-risk, low-return investment strategies,” said Sir Steve Webb, a former pensions...
...Steve Webb, former pensions minister and now a partner at LCP, an actuarial consultancy, said placing a cap on the share of national income spent on pensions could cause a rapid increase in pension ages,...
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