No relief in sight for high earners by John Greenwood March 1, 2012 With this year’s crucial Budget just weeks away, speculation over the future of tax relief on pensions is building.Danny Alexander,...
Making a contribution by John Greenwood February 1, 2012 Most pension experts agree that default funds are far from ideal. And with the level of assets set to soar...
The end of the story? by John Greenwood February 1, 2012 The DWP’s publication of the revised timetable of staging dates for auto-enrolment has been both welcomed and condemned, with some...
Second year blues by John Greenwood January 1, 2012 Is Adrian Beecroft’s call for the delay of auto-enrolment going to earn him a place in the pantheon of pensions...
Big is beautiful by John Greenwood January 1, 2012 Nobody in the pensions industry disagrees with the DWPs’ goal of rationalising the problem of small pension pots. It is...
Judgement day for defaults by John Greenwood December 1, 2011 The shortlistAegon Balanced Plus SelectNominated by Joe Swanson, head of corporate benefits, Company RapportNest Retirement Date FundsNominated by Paul Todd,...
Rehab? Give me a break by John Greenwood December 1, 2011 Muted jubilation in the PMI industry, but disappointment for group risk.That is the reaction from the benefits community to the...
Not just an academic issue by John Greenwood November 1, 2011 The default funds that house the retirement hopes of millions are not fit for purpose and it is the duty...
Active dislike by John Greenwood November 1, 2011 Active member discounts have always managed to attract controversy. New guidance from the Pensions Regulator and public statements from the...
Everything to play for by John Greenwood November 1, 2011 It is now a matter of months and not years until the first employers reach their staging dates, and it...
