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Around one in four or 23 per cent of employees with long Covid have experienced a decline in their mental health, according to new Canada Life research.  This comes as 21 per...

Aon has partnered with Peppy to help employers offer women’s health support services. As part of Aon's women's health proposition, Peppy will offer its support services, particularly for concerns relating to fertility,...

XPS Pensions Group has appointed Jo Carter as a partner in its growing risk settlement team. Carter joins XPS Pensions Group after working with Mercer for 25 years, where she specialised in...

Goldman Sachs Asset Management has hired  Cyprian Njamma to be the executive director of is fiduciary management business. Njamma has over 17 years’ experience working with UK pension schemes. He will be...

Now Health International, a private medical insurance (IPMI) provider, has appointed Matt Pinckard as general manager of its Singapore operations. Pinckard, who has more than 16 years of experience in the insurance...

ISA sales nearly quadrupled in 2021, from 389,674 to 769,247, as "accidental" lockdown savers transferred money into tax-efficient vehicles, according to the FCA. New FCA figures also show that SIPP sales increased...

The employee benefits sector has strengthened significantly in the wake of the Covid pandemic. The health and wellbeing of staff has now moved towards the top of many employers’ agenda, with the...

The UK's retirement income crisis is expected to get worse as a result of stagnant wages and growing living expenses; the typical worker in their 30s can expect to see a reduction...

The rate of workers who opted out of saving in the financial year 2021 to 2022 dropped during the lockdown. The overall rate of "stopping saving" increased in the fiscal year 2021–2022,...

The outgoing FCA chairman Charles Randell recently alluded to policymakers’ failure to protect individuals from the risks inherent in pension freedoms, and the lack of policy coordination within the Treasury, in one...