Pensions: The unintended consequences

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Mike Morrison highlights some of the potential fallout from recent pension legislation

Pensions never cease to interest me, as the complex mass of legislation that has developed over the years always seems to lead to a few unintended consequences around the edges. There is also nearly always a link to at least one of the major political questions of the day. I must also admit that some of the questions and scenarios that can arise leave me pondering a technical answer. In this article, I want to look at a couple of issues that have made me think over the last few months. I have written a number of times about the case of Raithatha v Williamson. The verdict seems to mean...

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