First Actuarial has appointed Claire Fuller and Robert Hurst to be co-heads of administration as it seeks to digitise this function. The company says this joint appointment signals that First Actuarial is...
The rumour mill is hotting up ahead of the Autumn Budget with a lot of concern around what could happen with pensions, especially around tax free cash. But there are also...
At Aegon, we believe financial wellbeing is about more than just managing money – it’s about empowering people to feel confident, informed, and in control of their future. That’s why we’ve created Mylo,...
Workplace financial wellbeing used to be a monthly payslip and a half-day workshop on retirement for those approaching pension age. But, today, the link between money and other areas of employee wellbeing...
Around 11.6m workers risk not being able to afford a basic standard of living in retirement, according to Scottish Widows. Its latest ‘Retirement Realities’ report, looking at unlocking workplace benefits, found that...
For many people, the cost of living crisis has had a lasting impact on their emotional and financial wellbeing. This Talk Money Week (3–7 November), is a great time to encourage members...
Legal & General has completed a £4.6bn buy-in with the Ford Motor Company - the largest pension risk transfer announced this year. This buy-in cover two schemes sponsored the company, the Ford...
People’s Pension is investing £260m in AAA-rated collateralised loan obligations (CLOs) with Invesco, in what is believed to be the first UK master trust allocation to the asset class. The investment will...
More than 100 MPs, including 52 from Labour, have called on ministers to reconsider their decision not to compensate women affected by increases to the state pension age. The call comes ahead...
The Investing and Saving Alliance (Tisa) has warned that the rise in the state pension age and a reduction in tax incentives for private pensions could leave millions of "future retirees financially...
