Economy

SPONSORED COPY What goes up must come down … and then go up again? When inflation soared a few years ago, the US Federal Reserve (Fed), European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank...

There has been modest dip in inflation, giving the Chancellor Rachel Reeves a boost ahead of the Spring Statement today.  Inflation fell to 2.8 per cent in February, down from 3 per...

The Bank of England has voted to keep interest rates on hold at 4.5 per cent. This decision was widely expected amid ongoing a background of economic uncertainty and a surprise increase...

UK businesses, particularly SMEs, will be grappling with significant economic challenges next year, as a result of Rachel Reeves' first Budget. Many will see finances under pressure from both the increase to...

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More women are now economically active in later life according to research from the International Longevity Centre (ILC). This study, commissioned by Brightwell, found more people were working post 65, when compared...

Fidelity International is the latest workplace pension provider to commit to investing in private assets, and will target a 15 per cent allocation in its default strategy within three years. This allocation...

The pensions sector along with the rest of financial services is in danger not of losing assets but of losing relevance, Robert Crossley head of industry advisory services at Franklin Templeton told...

Former pensions minister and LCP partner Steve Webb has labelled the recent Budget a catastrophe for auto-enrolment by blocking the next step towards increasing contributions. Webb was speaking at the Corporate Adviser...

SPONSORED CONTENT Disentangling finances when a marriage ends can be painful for all concerned. But just as we’ve seen with gender gaps in pay and pensions, there may be greater jeopardy if...