15th August 2013

RDR update for Scottish Widows individual pensions

From 12th August this year Scottish Widows have been offering their Legacy Scottish Widows Individual Personal Pensions customers an adviser charging functionality.

We have created a supporting document for you which provides detailed information on how adviser charging will work. This document is live to view on the Scottish Widows Adviser Extranet.

As we communicated in 2012 we have no plans to introduce adviser charging on other Legacy Individual Pensions, however customers can still top up these plans. You can find out more details on this in the existing Legacy top-up post RDR document.

Supporting you through RDR

Please remember that all of the RDR literature we have developed to date is available on our Adviser Extranet and we will continue to support you through the new RDR world.

If you require further information please contact your account manager.

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