25th February 2014

Panacea launches all new Auto-enrolment microsite

New rules and regulations, which are frequently introduced to the adviser world, are often fraught with difficulties and can take an awful lot of your time to understand and act upon accordingly.

Naturally, time is money to firms, more so than ever in todays fee charging world. And that loss of time linked to a failure to understand either the regulatory direction or opportunity can manifest itself in a reduction of income.

However, the new pension reforms are providing advisers with some great opportunities for additional revenue streams in the shape of auto-enrolment.

To assist you in taking full advantage of this opportunity, the Panacea Auto-enrolment microsite has been designed with input from providers, advisers and support services to promote an understanding of what you need to ensure the ongoing success of your business in light of what the changes to pension reforms present. 

It is designed to help advisers support their clients in the run up to staging dates over the next three years and will assist in identifying business opportunities in the shape of step-by-step guide so you can conduct auto-enrolment business to ensure continued profitability.

This free to use resource also includes all the latest news on auto-enrolment, legal requirements and a whole raft of useful links.

And of course more useful tools and information will be added over the coming months.

So take a look today, bookmark this invaluable resource, let us know what else you would like to see and from who. And above all let your colleagues know today. 

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