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Paul Maynard, MP for Blackpool North and Cleveleys, has been named as the new pensions minister. Maynard, who has been an MP since 6 May 2010, was named parliamentary under-secretary of state...

Two-thirds or 68 per cent of parents have had to take time off work or scale back their business responsibilities when their child faced illness or accidents with 34 per cent taking...

Cigna Healthcare has launched a dedicated hub for expats to answer the questions expats may have at the beginning of their relocation journey.   Inside Expat Health offers a comprehensive expat experience, providing...

Shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves has said a Labour government will implement significant interventions into the pensions market to boost investments in UK PLC. HEAR LABOUR’S STEPHEN TIMMS AND BRITISH BUSINESS BANK CIO...

Listed companies are on course to generate enough emissions to breach the limit that would keep the global temperature rise below 1.5°C by April 2026, MSCI Sustainability Institute has warned. Public listed...

Zedra Governance has appointed Clare James as head of sole trustee services.  James will lead Zedra's Professional Corporate Sole Trustee (PCST) service, acting as a key spokesperson and contact for the industry....

The total surplus of the 5,131 schemes in the PPF 7800 Index is predicted to have dropped from £446.9b at the end of September 2023 to £441.4b as of October 2023. The...

Quietroom has created a free template that summarises long Task Force on Climate Related Disclosures (TCFD) publications to help members engage with their pension. According to research by Nest Insight and the...

Financial concerns are costing UK employers £10.3B annually in lost workdays, up from £ 6.2B two years ago. According to a study conducted by The Centre for Economics and Business (CEBR) on...

Laura Trott has been removed as pension minister following a cabinet reshuffle and has assumed the role of chief secretary in the Treasury. Trott, who was pensions minister for one year, is...