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Beware of dodgy Sipp investments

Too many investors are still losing their self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) to dodgy investments, with the latest scams relating to Australian farmland.

NS&I 65+ bonds: your questions answered

Should you buy the three-year bond for a better one-year rate? And will NS&I allow transfers on death?

Your questions on pensions and taxes

In the wake of new legislation on pension taxation, one Investors Chronicle reader was left confused by about who he could can pass pensions on to and another wants clarity on annuity taxation.

Why don't my shares have voting rights?

Q&A: One ¹û¶³´«Ã½ reader wants to know why she can't receive company paperwork or vote on company matters despite owning company shares

I want to leave £1.4m to charity

Our retired reader and his wife want to leave their Isas and personal pensions to charity and so are investing for capital preservation. But our experts disagree on the ideal asset allocation.

I want to pass my Sipp assets to my daughters

Our reader wants to will the assets in his 'surplus' self-invested personal pension to his two daughters. Our experts say this will change the risk profile for the investments

How can I cut the legal cost of my divorce?

Getting divorced is already a painful process without the added strain of hefty legal bills. We examine how to cut the fees for breaking up

Don't panic over NS&I 65+ bonds

How soon could the NS&I bonds for people aged 65 and over sell out? Should you buy them? And what should you invest in if you miss out?

20-year-old has focus on oil and gas stocks

Our young reader can refine his portfolio by introducing some long-term core funds

Pensions vs Isas for passing money to your family

We take a look at the changes to death taxes on pensions and individual savings accounts