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Aegon grew its workplace pensions book by 13 per cent in the first half of the year, while outflows on its adviser platform grew by 66 per cent. The provider increased net...

Over one-fifth or 22 per cent say they were not paid by their employer during these periods of unplanned leave, according to MetLife UK. Over 500,000 workplace injuries were recorded last year...

Pension SuperHaven (PSH) has partnered with Retirement Line to enhance its offerings for turning pension pots into lifelong pensions. Pension SuperHaven allows DC retirees to convert their assets into a higher income...

XPS Group has launched XPS Xchange, a service designed to facilitate illiquid asset trade on the secondary market. XPS Xchange employs a three-pillar method, allowing trustees to find buyers and sellers through...

SPONSORED COPY  In a survey by professional services company Deloitte, 55 per cent of employees perceive their peers to be as productive, if not more, compared to pre-pandemic times. There are a...

Only two in five or 40 per cent of employers offer physical health support, such as private treatment or vocational rehab, for injured or ill employees, according to Grid. Businesses provide a...

By the time this column is published, I will have filed my last ever story as a pension journalist, bringing to an end ten rewarding years of reporting on this sector in...

Barnett Waddingham (BW) has secured a five-year contract with Wiltshire Pension Fund to deliver actuarial, benefits, governance, and fund risk consultancy services. The pension fund has over 180 participating employers, 86,000 members...

The majority of employers, 58 per cent, do not have a good understanding of their employees’ health and wellbeing needs, according to Towergate Health & Protection. According to new research, only 44...

The Government has launched a Pension Credit awareness drive to encourage pensioners who are not claiming the benefit to apply and make a backdated claim by 21 December to receive the Winter...