Income drawdown has long featured as a popular alternative to annuities for those who want to retain greater control of their retirement pot.
That popularity looks set to soar if the Government consultation on compulsory annuitisation at age 75 sees current rules amended. At the same time, continued volatility in the stock markets is increasing the risk to retirees with drawdown portfolios. Does this leave IFAs with a dichotomy in respect of the advice to give to clients? Points discussed: Potential changes to legislation Battling with the markets Looking to the future The panel includes: John Moret - Director of marketing, Suffolk Life Mike Morrison - Head of Pensions Development, Axa Wealth Billy Burrows...
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