News in brief w/c 3 December

Barnett Waddingham has launched a free online SSAS analysis tool for SSAS members and for advisers worried about compliance with SSAS rules. The interactive questionnaire consisting of 10 simple multiple choice questions, identifies key areas that might indicate whether a SSAS is being run correctly or is in need of attention, and produces a personalised report which is emailed to your inbox.

James Hay Partnership has confirmed its post-RDR SIPP Investment Centre platform pricing model which will be available to clients after 31 December. The company’s existing flat fees for SIPP administration will remain unchanged. In addition, SIPP clients who access James Hay Partnership’s fund platform will be moved onto a completely transparent pricing model where James Hay Partnership returns 100% of fund manager rebates back to the client’s product bank account.

RSA, the leading global insurer, and HEINEKEN, the international beer and cider company, have both selected PensionsFirst as their technology partner to provide advanced analytics on their UK pension plans. Both companies will use PensionsFirst’s PFaroe platform to drive more effective risk management

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