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Today, more than five million people are saving into a pension for the first time and, with the requirement to purchase an annuity shortly to be removed, the pensions industry is exploring uncharted territory. In addition to the legislative changes, the country is also adjusting to an ageing population, the traditional age of retirement has been phased out and the requirement to provide a workplace pension has been phased in.
Immediately after the budget, the Chancellor’s announcement was widely taken to mean “no-one will buy an annuity” in the future; such as in the US – whose DC market the UK’s might end up resembling – USD 8.7 billion of “traditional” annuities were sold in 2012. This compares with USD 80 billion of variable annuities sold in the same period. It is difficult to imagine an annuity market as large as the UK’s reducing to this extent.