Opinion

Recently the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) issued a new consultation – Ending the proliferation of deferred small pension pots – which looks to address the growth of deferred small pots. ...

SPONSORED CONTENT As interest rates continue to rise and inflation remains stubbornly high, it’s no surprise that financial wellbeing levels are at a low point, with just 41% of the UK population...

The positive power of pension planning is a key takeaway from Standard Life’s Retirement Voice 2022 report, which asked almost 6,000 people from across the UK how they think and feel about...

  Major life events and economic pressures can have a significant impact on employees’ finances. With the right tools, your clients can help boost their employees’ financial resilience and support them during...

Until the stress in the banking sector this spring, most analysts had missed how abrupt the coming downturn is likely to be. It will have three inter-related dimensions: first, an unexpectedly abrupt...

SPONSORED CONTENT Longer living with a focus on purpose The landscape of pension saving is changing. There’s a renewed focus on living a more meaningful life as we get older – building...

  SPONSORED COPY Employee mental health remains a high priority in just about every organisation’s strategic plan, and organisations taking the lead are now offering mental health benefits like mental health training...

As with almost all products and services, the cost of healthcare depends on where you are and what kind of treatment you need. The word ‘healthcare’ can refer to anything from a...

  The cost of living crisis does not seem to have had a negative impact on Group Income Protection (GIP) sales. And that includes SME business, with 90.4% of in-force policies being...

The latest labour force survey shows a growing number of 50-to 64-year-olds returning, with financial pressures from the soaring cost of living as one of the main reasons. An ageing population, along...