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Read the supplement PDF here Why is financial wellbeing important when looking at pension saving? ‘Financial wellbeing’ is a widely used term, but often with subtly different meanings. Banks, for example, may...

Over half or 52 per cent of UK adults not in a long-term relationship say the financial pressure to meet retirement goals as a single person makes them anxious, according to My...

Eight out of 10 working age adults say they do not know how to locate all their pension savings, according to new research. The survey, by fintech pension platform Raindrop, says these...

Nearly 1.7 million British Gen Z workers, or 30 per cent, were signed off for mental health reasons in 2024, as the government pushes to get young people into work. According to...

The Chancellor is understood to have delayed the second phase of the pensions review, which was looking at retirement adequacy. The Financial Times reported that Rachel Reeves was concerned this would result...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has launched a review of the rules governing defined contribution (DC) pensions, with a focus on pension projections, DC pension transfers and consolidation, and Self-Invested Personal Pensions...

Aegon UK has appointed Nick Blake to its board as a non-executive director, effective immediately. Blake takes over from David Dalton Brown, who leaves the Aegon UK Board after nine years. He will...

The Trustee of the Wates Pension Fund and Wates Group have agreed on transferring DB members to Clara Pensions.  The transfer includes 1,500 members and £210m of scheme assets and is expected...

The £1.2 trillion sitting in defined benefit schemes offers a potential lifeline to address some of the financial pressures the country is facing - including national debt exceeding 100 per cent of...

The Pension Protection Fund is looking to reduce its annual levy to zero, reflecting the improved funding position of many defined benefit schemes.  In total the PPF now has reserves of more...