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PIB Employee Benefits has appointed Tony Powis as its non-executive chairman.  Powis has held a number of senior positions across the industry over the past 30 years. This includes roles as chairman,...

Historically, household savings in the UK have been relatively low - at around just 9 per cent of household disposable income. Yet there have been many promising signs that the pandemic has...

The long-term increase in temperature the world is on course for has now fallen for three consecutive quarters as carbon prices and the sale of electric vehicles (EVs) continue to increase according...

Fewer than four out of 10 (39 per cent) UK firms think that the current mental health support available for employees is fit for modern-day purposes. The survey, conducted by Aon, also...

Axa Global Healthcare has built on its post-Brexit proposition by developing its presence across the EU and enhancing its international healthcare proposition.  The company is further investing in its EU office in...

Almost half of adults support government plans to maintain the triple lock on pension, but unsurprisingly the latest research shows a large generational divide on this issue. Research from Canada Life shows...

An estimated four million younger workers could be losing out on investment returns because they are in low risk pensions that do not have potential for higher growth. Research, conducted by Interactive...

Next year marks the 10-year anniversary of the introduction of auto-enrolment. And there can be no doubt about its resounding success, having helped more than 10 million people to start saving for...

What is the role of engagement in a pension system that relies at least partially on inertia to increase coverage? That question is one that is being increasingly asked by pension professionals. There...

Now that the pandemic has been a fact of life for more than a year, we’re beginning to see stronger confirmation of its effect on employee wellbeing. Aviva’s latest report, Thriving in...