People with
pension funds have been alerted to news that Zurich Financial Services is launching a range of new options in the
investments sector.
With regards to
old age pensions, the financial services provider has introduced 10 new
pension funds to add to its current range of investments.
Meanwhile, the company has also introduced 11 new funds through the Sterling bond and 15 new funds through Sterling's mutual fund range, with Sterling being the name of its specialist UK investments brand.
It brings the total number of funds relating to investments and
pension schemes offered by the financial services company up to 155.
"Our new range of funds has been chosen to complement our existing fund range," commented Pete Davis, fund development director at Zurich Financial Services.
"We have focused on both mainstream funds which will appeal to the majority of intermediaries and their clients as well as expanding into more specialist areas."
In other
pensions news, the Department for Work and Pensions claimed earlier this week that its new pensions bill could see 75 per cent of women entitled to a full basic
state pension by 2010 if it became law.