Profile – LGIM’s Emma Douglas: Why wellbeing is a pensions issue
If workers’ finances are in poor order, they are going to be less likely to pay into a pension. That is the logic behind Legal & General Investment Management’s entry into the...
If workers’ finances are in poor order, they are going to be less likely to pay into a pension. That is the logic behind Legal & General Investment Management’s entry into the...
Court approval of the Part VII transfer of BlackRock’s UK DC platform and administration business to Aegon took place on Tuesday, giving Aegon a broadened suite of workplace savings solutions, across master trust, own trust...
LEBC won both the Best Pension Adviser and Best Use of Technology by a Corporate Adviser categories at the event which was hosted by at the Grange St. Paul’s Hotel in London....
McClymont joins the provider, which runs The People’s Pension, from Aberdeen Standard Investments where he has been head of retirement for three years. He was formerly an MP, an Opposition Whip and...
Under pressure from campaigners and opposition parties, the Government tabled an amendment to the Financial Claims and Guidance Bill giving it two options with regard to a ban on cold-calling. The first option...
The research, which analyses the investment returns, volatility and asset allocation strategy of default funds through growth, derisking and immediately pre-retirement, found that investors five years from state retirement age saw average...
Check out the names in the frame for trophies this year at www.corporateadviserawards.co.uk This year's awards will be presented by Mark Watson, winner of the main Edinburgh Comedy award and star of panel shows...
Publishing its Retirement Outcomes Review today, the FCA says retirees putting pension withdrawals into cash could be getting 37 per cent extra income by investing in a mix of assets. It wants...
The organisation says that there is no need to go beyond scrapping qualifying and band earnings and bringing auto-enrolment down to age 18, as a survey of 44,000 workplace pension members it...
But former pensions minister Steve Webb, of Royal London, says the creation of the proposed new criminal offence of ‘recklessly’ underfunding a company pension scheme could miss its intended target and be a...