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Personal retirement lifestyle guide: Rewire don't retire
Professional Trusteeship
Department of Finance announce change in retirement options for PRBs arising from DB schemes
Pensions Authority Codes of Governance for Defined Contribution (DC) Plans
Sending scheme sensitive information
Can people contribute to a pension scheme after age 65?
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Personal retirement lifestyle guide: Rewire don't retire

This new retirement guide looks at retirement as a way of rewiring a person's lifestyle, including purposeful activities, personal growth, fun and recreation, relationships and other areas of life at this major milestone on life.

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Professional Trusteeship

With ever increasing obligations on Trustees many companies are looking to professional Trustees to fulfil the Trustee function on their behalf. There are many good reasons to consider this. This article outlines some of the main benefits of appointing professional Trustees.

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Pension Industry Updates
 
Department of Finance announce change in retirement options for PRBs arising from DB schemes
Revenue practice for retirement options on Personal Retirement Bonds from Defined Benefit (“DB PRB”) has changed.
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Pensions Authority Codes of Governance for Defined Contribution (DC) Plans

Earlier in 2016 the Pensions Authority published a total of 6 Codes of Governance for Defined Contribution Schemes. In June they issued a further 3 codes covering the following topics:

  • Keeping Records 
  • Data Protection
  • Risk Management
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Can people contribute to a pension scheme after age 65?
The State Pension age is currently 66 years and will increase further over the years. Read this article to find out about the options for further contributions after a member of a company pension plan reaches the Normal Retirement Age.
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