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Nearly 41 per cent of workers said they were attracted to their current role for the work-life balance while 36 per cent cited salary, according to research from Aviva. This is a...

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has  appointed four new non-executive directors to its board. The new board member are Marlene Shiels, Monica Kalia, Sara Weller and Simon Hamilton. In this role...

The PASA Pensions Dashboards Working Group (PDWG) has recommended that schemes conduct checks into the accuracy of personal data as part of its updated Dashboards Data Matching Conventions (DMC) Guidance. The guidance, which was...

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is seeking external experts to join a new advisory group that will work on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) concerns and report to the FCA Board.  The...

Women are saving a higher proportion of their salary into their pensions, but are still retiring with retirement funds that are almost 40 per cent smaller than men. New research shows women...

Nearly 56 per cent of young adults in their 20s expect to have to wait until they’re over 70 years of age to claim the state pension, at least two years older...

Inflation in the UK could hit 18.6 per cent by the start of next year, according to the latest economic forecasts from US bank Citi.  This is significantly higher than the Bank...

Almost seven out of 10 (69 per cent) women experiencing perimenopause or menopause say their work has been impacted, according to new research. But despite this, the survey by MetLife, found that...

Data is now the main focus for UK pension schemes on their journey to risk settlement, according to Aon's polling on a recent risk settlement webinar. The webinar attendees were questioned about...

LCP has published a new guide, outlining both the benefits and potential risks involved when consolidating existing pensions. The paper, aimed at trustees and those running pension schemes, is intended to give...