LV= reprices Balanced Consensus fund; Adds six to platform

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LV= has repriced its Balanced Consensus fund and increased its pensions range by six.

The insurer says the price cut for the Balanced fund, down from 25bps to 13bps will help IFAs by making the ‘default' offering on research comparison systems more competitive. Ray Chinn, head of pensions at LV=, says: "We repriced our Balanced Consensus Fund because we believed we could make it even more competitive for IFAs. Added to this, we continually review our fund offering to ensure IFAs have an appropriate choice to select from." LV= has also added Fidelity, Jupiter, M&G and Schroder PensionQ accredited funds to its pensions platform, increasing the range by six. A passive...

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