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1. A J Bell: People
www.ajbell.co.uk/people/people - [Cached]Published on: 3/12/2008 Last Visited: 3/12/2008
Andy Bell
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Andy Bell
Andy Bell - Managing Director, graduated from Nottingham University in 1987 with a first class degree in mathematics and then joined a major insurance company as an actuarial student. After a sabbatical coaching football and tennis in America he qualified as a Fellow of the Institute of Actuaries in 1993 whilst working in an actuarial consultancy. The majority of Andy's professional career has been spent dealing with SSAS, SIPP and FURBS as well as providing expert witness reports on a variety of litigation and complaint cases. Andy set up A J Bell in August 1995 and is a founder of Sippdeal, the UK's first online SIPP. -
2. www.adnitor.com
www.adnitor.com/index.php?page - [Cached]Published on: 1/1/2007 Last Visited: 2/22/2008
Andy Bell, managing director of AJ Bell, said: "This good news comes at a time when our assets under trusteeship have sailed past the £4bn mark with record levels of new business being received. -
3. Practiv - News - Doubts over aim to simplify pension rules - 25 June 2004
www.practiv.com/news/2004/june - [Cached]Published on: 6/25/2004 Last Visited: 11/15/2007
Andy Bell, consulting actuary at AJ Bell, says this situation is just one example of the anomalies that emerge from dealing with defined benefit and defined contribution (money purchase) schemes under the same rules.
"The government is trying to put too much in one box, and the result is over-complication," says Bell.
He finds some of the other opportunities the new rules will offer to high earners just as anomalous, at least with the Inland Revenue's stated views on what pensions are for.
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Bell is concerned that the Treasury has not taken on board how attractive such opportunities may prove for high earners.

