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Many are predicting that the budget changes proposed will see the death of annuities; however I predict that it will instead lead to new innovative types of annuities being developed. Prices are also unlikely to decrease substantially due to tough regulations on capital reserves. Overall, this could make financial planning on retirement more complicated for pensioners, whilst putting more responsibility on them for getting it right.
The word ‘pension’ does not normally evoke innovation, but like many other business sectors, the pensions industry is integrating technological advances to bring forth new solutions to increase efficiencies. The rapid pace of technological innovation and change offers this traditional, conservative business sector the opportunity to embrace new ways of consuming pensions administration and accounting software.
Telematics insurance is swiftly revolutionising the motor insurance industry. The car insurance sector has rarely changed since Direct Line began selling insurance directly to customers in 1985 to eliminate broker fees. This is why so much attention has been drawn to this new product that is driving the evolution of the market. Currently only 4% of UK drivers have a telematics insurance policy but this is predicted to rise extensively. The popularity of telematics has certainly increased, with the number of live policies rising from 180,000 in 2012 to 296,000 in 2013. Forecasts for 2014 suggest that the rise of new smartphone application technology will spur the growth even further.