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Weekly income for pensioners, after housing costs, saw a modest rise of 3.6 per cent in the year to FYE 25, increasing from £439 to £455. The latest DWP figures on Pensioners’...

Two-fifths (43 per cent) of UK employees say they are not aware of all the benefits available through their workplace, according to research from Fidelity International. Fidelity’s Global Sentiment Survey took the...

The Government will bring in legislation to compel employers to publish details on ethnicity and disability pay gaps, alongside current gender pay reporting. In response to a consultation on this issue the...

That many workers may not have enough saved to retire when they’d planned could lead to a significant negative impact on corporates, including a “demographic bottleneck” within the workforce as older workers...

At retirement women’s pensions savings are 55 per cent less than men’s according to new data highlighting the ongoing gender pension gap.  The data shows that by the time a woman reaches...

The Office for National Statistics has announced that the Consumer Prices Index rose by 3 per cent in the 12 months to February 2026, unchanged from the 3 per cent figure for...

Consultancy firm Lane Clark & Peacock has made two senior appointments within the development and actuarial divisions of its DB pensions team. Nick Clark has been appointed to head of pensions actuarial....

Aviva has paid out more than £677 million across 10,400 Group Protection claims in 2025, up from £559 million across 9,300 claims in 2024. The data shows that group income protection accounted...

The Financial Conduct Authority is consulting on how to make it easier for firms to provide simplified forms of individualised financial advice to consumers. This simplified advice would be designed to help...

Mercer worked with research agency REO Digital to explore how people think about accessing their pension in retirement. The research surveyed 381 pension savers aged 45 to 65, focusing on retirement goals...