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  • Guest Column: Salary exchange – a prime opportunity for advisers

    Chartered Financial Planner Susan Hope, a business development director at Scottish Widows and a pensions advocate, writes abouthow, as National Insurance changes take effect, salary exchange (also called salary sacrifice), could be a new opportunity for Financial Planners. 

  • Widows' £60bn default fund shifts to shorter de-risking

    Scottish Widows’ £60bn default workplace pension fund, Pension Investment Approaches (PIA), is to transition to a new default offering with a higher exposure to equities and a shorter de-risking phase.

  • Average client portfolio size up 17% in a year

    The cost and complexity of new financial regulations, such as the Consumer Duty, are pushing financial advisers to increase minimum client portfolio size to maintain profitability.

  • Nearly 1 in 2 advisers worry about a platform failing

    Nearly half (47%) of advisers think it is likely a platform could fail financially in the next three years, according to the latest Scottish Widows Investor Confidence Barometer.

  • Ian Naismith, Scottish Widows head of pension market development

    Nest target market willing to pay only 2.5 per cent into plan

  • Lloyds Banking Group aims to be primary UK wealth adviser

  • Sandy Leitch, chairman of Scottish Widows and deputy chairman of Lloyds Banking Group

    Scottish Widows chairman to leave firm after six years

  • Risk triangle from Scottish Widows showing three most financially vulnerable groups.

    Scottish Widows identifies financially vulnerable groups

  • Budget 2012: Firms respond to Budget pension changes

  • Ian Naismith, Scottish Widows head of pension market development

    Brits facing pension shortfall due to poor saving habits

  • Lord Blackwell is appointed chairman of Scottish Widows

  • Scottish Widows

    Scottish Widows unveils RDR charging structure

  • Scottish Widows Lyn Graves

    10 million UK workers in dark over auto-enrolment

  • Scottish Widows

    Scottish Widows unveils auto-enrolment platform

  • Percentage of women failing to save anything for retirement. Source: Scottish Widows

    Scottish Widows says women falling behind in pensions savings

  • The Scottish Widows-backed Centre for the Modern Family

    Some families borrowing money to keep spirit of Christmas alive

  • Most common savings product. Source: Scottish Widows

    Consumers opting out of seeking financial advice

  • Scottish Widows

    Families unprepared for financial difficulties says Scottish Widows

  • Scottish Widows logo

    Scottish Widows pays out £4m each week in claims

  • Ian Naismith, Scottish Widows head of pension market development

    Scottish Widows finds many ill-prepared for retirement

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