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You might have seen our various articles covering off the changes to Pension Transfer rules introduced with PS20/06 that came in to full effect on 1 October 2020. You can find these here …

Part one – contingent charging ban 

Part two – abridged advice

Part three – workplace pensions

Part four – just one more thing?

Part five – and finally!

We have also created three webinars that summarise the rules. These are now available free of charge for a limited period. Going forward, similar webinars will be chargeable for non-ATEB clients.

To access the webinars, go here.

A webinar covering the rules for Client Reviews is also available.

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ATEB Suitability provides report writing software for the financial services market.

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Please note that no CPD certificates are available but you can log this time as structured CPD. Each webinar lasts around 20 minutes and, alongside a review of the relevant article, supports 30 minutes of CPD. The articles can be printed as evidence for CPD purposes.

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