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Nearly eighteen months from the start of the first lockdown, the government considers it too soon for a full review into the handling of the pandemic. Given the new Delta variant is...

Workplace pensions enjoyed a massive rebound in the year to 31.3.21, with younger savers in the Aegon Master Trust’s Flexipath and the Ensign defaults up 45.3 per cent, while the Corporate Adviser...

The pension dashboard fiasco continues to roll on. The scope seems to be continually cut so something can be delivered in line with the latest “timeline“. Apparently, we might get something up...

The pandemic has been incredibly sexist. Globally the recession, wrought by Covid-19, has ruthlessly targeted women - women who shouldered the burden of caring through reduced hours, women who found their jobs...

Cash plans have stood up well to the pandemic, with the number of workers covered through corporate arrangements, combining both corporate-paid and voluntary-paid through corporate schemes up by 3.7 per cent through...

Delivering better value and improved outcomes for members must take priority over pursuing investments for UK economic recovery, says Aegon, as it issues a stark warning against the pace of DC scheme...

Lesley Alexander was re-elected president of the Pensions Management Institute at its 45thAGM yesterday. She remains chair of the Advisory Council and also retains her board position as non-executive director (NED). Ruston...

Scottish Widows has bought UK investment and retirement platform business Embark Group in a bid to enhance its long-term savings proposition for intermediaries. The provider will leverage Embark’s platform and product capability to...

Almost half of those working for SMEs put recognition and flexible working at the top of their wellbeing needs. These were highlighted in the Legal & General Group Protection’s ‘Welling at Work...