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AXA pension proposition enhanced

Funds can be held in trust for up to 80 years following an investor's death, via an enhanced pension proposition from AXA Wealth Management, the company has announced.

The discretionary trust option enables pension assets to be passed on while minimising risk and liability for inheritance tax (IHT).

It is available on a range of pensions including stakeholder, personal pension and self-invested pension wrappers, or Sipps.

Head of retirement development Tony Moore said: "People want to see the benefits of saving hard for their own financial security, without having to worry about IHT liability on their death prior to vesting."

Recently AXA and Winterthur Wealth Management appointed Ian Colquhoun as its managing director of commercial operations in the UK of its new investment company.

Yet to be named, the company will be launched next year.

AXA and Winterthur said that the new company aimed to "redefine" the ways in which funds are structured, managed and delivered.
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