Scottish Widows

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.
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Scottish Widows chairman to leave firm after six years
Scottish Widows identifies financially vulnerable groups
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Brits facing pension shortfall due to poor saving habits
Lord Blackwell is appointed chairman of Scottish Widows
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Scottish Widows unveils auto-enrolment platform
Scottish Widows says women falling behind in pensions savings
Some families borrowing money to keep spirit of Christmas alive
Consumers opting out of seeking financial advice
Families unprepared for financial difficulties says Scottish Widows
Scottish Widows pays out £4m each week in claims
Scottish Widows finds many ill-prepared for retirement
Auto-enrolment rates need to increase to help younger employees
Retirement becoming a 'part-time pursuit' for many workers
1 in 2 firms would fail if key personnel were lost - report

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