Tax relief

The Treasury is to delay its decision on whether or not to change the way pensions are taxed until at least next year's Budget, George Osborne said in the House of Commons.

The majority of advisers have joined the chorus against a switch to ISA-style pension taxation, or move to introduce a flat rate of pension tax relief, research suggested.

Smith addressed the NAPF Conference 2015

Product innovation is 'not needed'

Pensions are finished, according to Johnson

Pensions are a long-term investment and require stability

The government's tax relief consultation is not aimed at incentivising consumer saving, despite claiming that is its main aim, Partnership's Steve Groves has said in a damning presentation on the issue.

Whatever the outcome of the tax relief green paper the government should use legislation to enforce a set period of stability for UK pensions, Neil MacGillivray has said.

A change in the way the government collects tax on pension savings will not make people save more way for their retirement, according to the latest consumer research.

ISA-style pensions don't 'stand up to scrutiny'