Torsten Bell, the minister for pensions has confirmed that automatic enrolment thresholds for the next tax year will remain frozen at their current levels. This was widely expected, and was confirmed in...
One in six UK businesses could face insolvency if the government raises employer auto-enrolment pension contributions, according to research from Barnett Waddingham. Such a move could also lead to further disruption in...
Fintech pioneer Sam Seaton has taken the role of chief executive officer of www.capadata.co.uk, the workplace pension data site that launches today. Seaton joins as the refreshed CAPAdata website launches, with enhanced...
A 10 per cent allocation to private markets could increase the fees of a typical default fund by 19 bps but boost annualised net returns by 67 bps, a study by Neuberger...
SPONSORED ARTICLE The past few weeks have been alive with speculation about what tariffs the US might bring in and who and what would be targeted. That speculation came to an end...
The FCA has approved three Long-Term Asset Funds that will give 700,000 workplace pension scheme members exposure to private markets. The allocations will be made into Aegon’s £12bn Universal Balanced Collection (UBC)...
Consultant-led provider LifeSight and SEI Master Trust delivered the highest returns for younger savers in the year to Q4 2024, returning 23.26 per cent and 21.05 per cent respectively. The Corporate Adviser...
From weeks of waiting to just one minute – bring on the pension engagement revolution. There are three, straightforward questions that can really help people make sense of their retirement saving. What...
Nest is buying a 10 per cent stake in the holding company of Australian private markets manager IFM, the fourth largest infrastructure manager in the world. It has not disclosed the fee...
The Chancellor is understood to have delayed the second phase of the pensions review, which was looking at retirement adequacy. The Financial Times reported that Rachel Reeves was concerned this would result...
