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Pensions seen as passive pots of gold
The premise that pension assets are locked up and lying idle has a long pedigree within UK governments
Retirees lose up to £1bn through opaque market
The sum could treble over the next few years as millions more are automatically enrolled in workplace pension plans under rules taking effect in April
Investors offered renovation gamble
Tax incentives for renovating business premises provide a low-outlay, high-risk opportunity
Call for fund fees ‘labelling’
A new fund fees disclosure would have to be voluntary, industry claims
Banks increase structured product offers
Banks tailoring new investments to suit clients who want to beat inflation
Best mortgage rates go private
Some private banks will price their mortgage rates relative to overnight Libor, which is closer to Bank of England base rate at just under 0.6 per cent
Big pharma tipped as tonic for investors
Takeover targets offer ‘exceptional gains’ but high-yielding multinationals offer better balance of risk and return
Up to £500 an hour for financial advice
Investors face hourly rates Investors face hourly rates after commission ban next year
Warning over holiday lets for pensions
New schemes allow Sipp investors to gain exposure to property investments – but some administrators are refusing to hold them
New mortgage lenders fail to sparkle
State Bank of India will offer UK residential mortgages, but most new entrants are not providing significant competition

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