James Hay

Investors are getting dismal interest rates when they hold cash on the UK's biggest advised platforms, with some actually making a loss after fees, an investigation by Professional Adviser has found.

Keep it simple to avoid 'nomination nightmare'

Wealth manager Towry is to move its self-invested personal pension (SIPP) clients onto the James Hay platform after the closure of its SIPP operation later this year.

Osborne misses the mark with lifetime allowance cut

Clients looking to transfer out of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes could struggle to find willing advisers and providers to facilitate the shift, leaving them at greater risk of falling victim to fraudsters, Neil MacGillivray has warned.

Rewriting the rules on retirement planning

This week's events, hires (and a joke)

Under pressure: Will platforms struggle to cope with pension freedom?

SIPP providers are struggling to find buyers due to large proportions of non-standard assets in their portfolio. Helen Morrissey asks what can be done about this issue.

Assets under administration at platform and self-invested personal pension (SIPP) provider James Hay hit £16bn in the third quarter of the year, however, expected profit forecasts at the business have been cut.