Discussing these issues are: Sharon Bellingham, Hymans Robertson Will Aitken, Deloitte Kim Nash, PTL Robert Cochran, Scottish Widows. Chaired by Corporate Adviser editor John Greenwood
The average income received by pensioners fell last year, according to figures published by the Department of Work and Pensions. Its retirement income statistics show that the average weekly income for all...
New research shows that retirees' biggest concern about utilising pension freedoms is running out of money, with more than half favouring risk reduction over generating higher returns. It is now almost four...
The FCA’s Retirement Outcomes Review aims to address concerns that people won’t manage their money sensibly within pension freedoms and could end up making a mess of their retirement. So what are...
Margaret Thatcher once claimed that “There is no such thing as society: there are individual men and women, and there are families”. Since then the collectivism of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes...
The number of companies disclosing information about their workplace practices — and that of their supply chains — has doubled this year, thanks to co-ordinated action by ShareAction. Ninety global companies, including...
The gap between men’s and women’s pensions continues to widen according to new analysis by Now Pensions. According to their research the average man saving into this master trust had £424 in...
The Pensions Policy Institute has published a new report, which examines in detail how DC pension schemes can increase their exposure to illiquid and alternative assets. This report sets out the various...
Welplan Pensions has exiting the master trust market, and will focus instead on its employee benefits business. Welplan says it is seeking a buyer for its pension pensions. It says this decision...
The value of defined benefit buy-outs could soar to £300bn over the next 10 years, according to a new actuarial report. The report, by Lane Clark & Peacock said that the buy-out...
