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The group private medical insurance market may, from the outside, look an unpromising prospect for corporate advisers looking to expand their business. The sector has certainly been buffeted by headwinds in recent years:...

The People’s Pension will invest in a new “adaptive cap” index, designed to limit investment in the world’s largest companies. In most market capitalisation weighted indices, much of the invested money can...

The Money and Pensions Service has set up a pensions dashboard steering group, which will focus on the practicalities of how consumers can access this technology.  Ten people have been appointed to...

Now: Pensions, the master trust that was beset with administration problems that saw it fail to collect £18m of contributions, has received authorisation from The Pensions Regulator today. Scottish Widows Master Trust...

ShareAction, the environmental campaign group, has launched a new digital platform to educate and engage pension savers as to how their retirement savings are invested.  One of the key aims fo this...

Royal London has confirmed that Barry O’Dwyer will take over from Phil Loney as chief executive of the life insurer at the end of this year. Loney had already announced that he...

Almost one in two savers (42 per cent) are worried that their pension funds will fall as a result of Brexit, according to new research. In contrast just 4 per cent of...

The world’s fifth largest pension fund, Dutch-based ABP, increased its fossil fuel investments last year, according to research from environmental activists.  Analysis by four NGOs — including Greenpeace Netherlands and German NGO...

Workplace stress is the biggest cause of sleepless nights in the UK, according to a new survey. This survey, from Thomsons Online Benefits, found people were more likely to be awake in...