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Expect the unexpected? Retirement planning in uncertain times For advisers only Not for use with retail customers Learning Objectives To be able to demonstrate an understanding of: Planning The suitability and implications from


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‘Expect the unexpected? Retirement planning in uncertain times’

For advisers only – Not for use with retail customers

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Learning Objectives

To be able to demonstrate an understanding of:

Planning implications from Retirement Journeys and Pension Freedom ‘cohort’ research The suitability and regulatory challenges for drawdown advisers in uncertain markets

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Important information

This presentation is for adviser use only and not for retail customers, and contains some forward thinking statements which should not be taken as fact. Information given is based on our current understanding, as at 01-09-2017, of current taxation, legislation and HMRC practice, all of which are liable to change and subject to an individual’s own circumstances. Terms and conditions of products are available on request. The level of charges may change in the future. For webex presentations, the event may be recorded for training purposes. No reproduction, copy, transmission or amendment of this presentation may be made without the written permission from Prudential. Prudential" is a trading name of The Prudential Assurance Company Limited. This name is also used by other companies within the Prudential Group. The Prudential Assurance Company Limited is registered in England and Wales. Registered

  • ffice at Laurence Pountney Hill, London EC4R 0HH. Registered number 15454. Authorised by the Prudential Regulation

Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. The value of an investment may go down as well as up. Your clients may get back less than they have invested.

Any examples included are designed to represent a typical situation and are not related to any particular individual. They do not recommend that course of action. This presentation contains past performance information which is not a reliable indicator of future performance. Investments can go down as well as up. Clients may not get back what they put in.

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Pension freedoms… Expectation and reality?

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DC ‘Actioners – The First Cohort’

400,000 £50bn Relatively affluent Other pensions DC wealth above average Access to SIPP or ID Annuity ID / Cash Not spending splurge! Source PLSA ‘Pension Freedoms – No more normal’ Jan 16

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DC ‘Investigators – The second wave?’

1.75m £164bn

Started to explore

  • ptions

Cash and ID popular

Limited ID experience Limited DB DC/Savings reliant

Risk exposure Some deferral possible

Source PLSA ‘Pension Freedoms – No more normal’ Jan 16

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Retirement Journeys

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Retirement Journeys….

Underestimation of life expectancy Health concerns Core vs discretionary income Desire for legacy bequest Precautionary saving? LTC? Under-consumption as default? Financial health check at 70+? Flexibility then security of income

Source ILC Understanding Retirement Journeys Nov 2015

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Source ILC Understanding Retirement Journeys Nov 2015

Consumption by consumer segment Golden decade

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Fund Value at end of year

60 75

Client Age at start of year

91

Income (£) Source: Prudential retirement modeller

Mapping the client retirement journey…

Starting income £18,192

This example represents a typical situation. It is not related to any particular individual. It does not recommend that course of action.

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Fund Value at end of year

60 75

Client Age at start of year

91

Income (£)

State Pension

Mapping the client retirement journey…

Source: Prudential retirement modeller

Starting income £24,852

This example represents a typical situation. It is not related to any particular individual. It does not recommend that course of action.

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Suitability

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FCA -Recent Updates… ‘

Source: FCA

‘The Story Of Advice’ Transfers Round 1 Other Aspects Transfers Round 2 CP 17/16 TVAS

  • Update on Positive Compliance 2014
  • Advice Beginning, Middle and End
  • Transfers Including in particular circumstances…
  • Investment considerations, critical yields
  • Responsibilities, Insistent clients and overseas plans
  • COBs starting position for transfers,
  • Personal recommendations, PTS implications
  • Reconfiguration of TVAS
  • Appropriate Pension Transfer Analysis
  • Transfer Value Comparator
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Suitability overview – Rory Percival?’

Defined Benefit transfers Other aspects

  • COBS 19 as default position
  • TVA /Critical yields
  • Aims and objectives vs ‘behavioural biases’
  • Life expectancy/Cash-flow modelling/SWR

Research and due diligence

  • Understanding of key Risks and benefits TR16/1
  • Providers-Costs/Financial Strength?
  • Platforms/‘Status Quo bias’/Periodic reviews
  • Insistent clients
  • Suitability ‘Colour and detail’
  • FCA & FOS-Perceptions
  • Adviser charging.

Paradigm Support Material…

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Sustainability in uncertain times?

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Unexpected outcomes…?

DB Transfer here? Annual review here!

The graph shows the FTSE100 Index from 14 December 2006 to 13 December 2016 . Source: FE Analytics

Drawdown here? Drawdown here? Annual review here! Annual review here! Percentage growth or loss

Equity Solution…

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Possible strategies…?

Draw from cash…? Natural income from fund…? Insurance/guarantees…? Smoothing…? Safe withdrawal rate…? Time the market…’buckets’?

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PruFund Growth Vs Sectors (5% Income)

Source of performance data: Financial Express (FE). Please remember that past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance. The figures are intended only to demonstrate performance history of the fund over the period shown and include a representative fund charge of 0.65% pa. They take no account of product or advice

  • charges. Some, if not all, of the funds comprising the ABI sector averages are net of fund charges. The application of

charges may impact the overall performance. The value of your client’s investment can go down as well as up and the amount your client gets back may be less than they put in. Performance is shown on a bid to bid price basis

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Important information for PruFund

The Expected Growth Rate (EGR) is the current annualised rate which will be applied daily to increase the unit price of the fund. They are set quarterly having regard to the expected long-term investment return on the assets of the fund; they are therefore subject to change for new and existing policyholders Unit Price Adjustments (UPAs) can be made in the future, which will have the effect of increasing or decreasing a client’s overall return The PruFund range of funds are multi asset arrangements and as such should be regarded as a medium to long term investment. All PruFunds are invested in the With Profit Fund

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Learning Objectives

To be able to demonstrate an understanding of:

Planning implications from Retirement Journeys and Pension Freedom ‘cohort’ research The suitability and regulatory challenges for drawdown advisers in uncertain markets

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Thank you for your time

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