SPONSORED CONTENT Regulations now require trustees and administrators of DC schemes with assets under £100 million to carry out assessments to see if their current pension plan is offering value to its...
SPONSORED CONTENT LGIM recently published the third edition of its DC ESG saver research. What struck you most about this year’s findings? We have seen a really big upswing in members feeling...
full of dreams and a head full of hope began writing about pensions. The pensions press was abuzz with something called “automatic enrolment”, which was due to start in October 2012 -...
Pressure is building on the capacity in the master trust industry to pitch for and onboard new clients - the winners are growing bigger and the losers are questioning their own independent...
Mental health has been having an increasing impact on the workplace for a number of years. In fact, it has now become the biggest reason for workplace absence. The NHS is seeing...
Trustees and pension scheme administrators should start preparing now for new regulations designed to reduce pension fraud. New measures designed to prevent pension fraud will come into effect in June 2022. On...
SPONSORED CONTENT Our four-step guide to new pension consolidation rules From 31 December 2021, new regulations come into force which require DC schemes to carry out extended value-for money assessments and report back on whether consolidation...
While Sipps allow pension investors with a keen interest in the stock market to make their own investment decisions, they have also permitted significant abuse by some corrupt advisers and unscrupulous Sipp...
What are the new VFM regulations, and how will they impact trustees? There has been a lot of talk about ‘value for money’ regulations, but we prefer to think about ‘value for...
Five years after the British Steel Pension Scheme scandal first erupted and an end to the saga is in sight for thousands of steelworkers wrongly advised to give up valuable guaranteed pensions....
