Six out of 10 pension savers risk their savings ending up with the wrong person, as they have failed to update ‘expression of wish’ forms. Research by Hargreaves Lansdown found that only...
The number of people with active health insurance coverage varies between men and women, according to a new survey from Zelros. According to the research, which surveyed 1,000 people across the US,...
MetLife has enhanced its group risk offering by offering a wider range of wellbeing support services, including a new 24-hour virtual GP service. This improved proposition is available to all employers with...
SPONSORED CONTENT As Automatic Enrolment (AE) turns 10 years old, the initial rush to establish a workplace pension scheme (WPS) to meet the newly created employer responsibilities, has transformed into a search...
National wellbeing increased over the last year, according to the latest ONS data, but is still below pre-Covid levels. However these latest statistics cover the 12 months to March 2022, so this...
The menopause can have a significant influence on women's retirement savings, according to research from Royal London. Royal London has released a new analysis titled "Bridging the Gender Pension Gap" that examines the...
Schemes and employers need to be careful that this year’s ‘Pension Awareness Week’ does not result in more people stopping contributions or requesting early access to their funds. Aon has warned that...
Benefex Financial Solutions has joined Grid to ensure it is able to provide the most current group risk insight to its UK clients. Benefex Financial Solutions, the regulated arm of the Benefex...
Hot on the heels of employers becoming able to set up Collective DC (“CDC”) pension schemes for their employees, the DWP has said they will consult by the end of 2022 on...
Guy Opperman MP has returned to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) as minister of state but his position is yet to be confirmed. Meanwhile, Alex Burghart has left his position...
