Guy Opperman, the longest-serving pensions minister, has resigned from his position after a little more than 5 years. The news comes as media outlets report that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is about...
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and MoneyHelper are advising consumers who are having financial difficulties due to the growing cost of living to seek assistance as soon as possible. According to a...
If Legal & General’s latest Wellbeing at Work Barometer data – hot off the press – is anything to go by, there are some considerable wellbeing gaps where many SMEs (50-249 employees)...
Cushon has appointed Rachel Beagles as its new non-executive director. Beagles is a financial services expert with extensive knowledge of the wealth and asset management industries and a solid background in sustainability....
Nutrition, fitness, and lifestyle support should be part of workplace health benefits to promote greater engagement and usage, according to Peppy. Support for more general health issues like food and exercise can be...
More than two in five or 43 per cent of UK adults aged 55-66 years old have chosen to take an early retirement since the beginning of the pandemic. According to research...
Health and wellbeing is a key workplace benefit, with employers and employees prioritising this area after the pandemic. For advisers in this space, this demand represents a great opportunity to grow and...
PIMFA has demanded that members who were improperly advised to leave the British Steel Pensions Scheme be moved into the Pensions Protection Fund in order to ensure that they can receive the...
Only one FTSE 100 company, Croda International, is currently actively accepting new members to its DB scheme, according to a new study of FTSE 100 companies by Isio. Nearly 25 per cent...
