The Department of Work and Pensions has rejected calls from MPs to draw up a timetable imminently to increase minimum AE pension contributions from both employees and employers. The influential Work and...
The number of people who are potentially ‘financially vulnerable’ has doubled from 1.7m to 3.3m over the past year. This was the stark picture set out to delegates at the Corporate Adviser...
The new pension minister Laura Trott needs to prioritise retirement adequacy, and legislate for future AE contributions, according to LCP partner and former pensions minister Steve Webb. Speaking at Corporate Adviser’s Master...
Pension firms have been given a deadline of August 2023 to have data ready for the launch of pensions dashboards. The majority of firms will need to supply member data to the...
There is widespread ignorance and confusion about common acronyms used across the pension industry, with just 2 per cent of UK adults knowing what ‘ESG’ stood for. Recent research showed that three...
Six out of 10 pension savers risk their savings ending up with the wrong person, as they have failed to update ‘expression of wish’ forms. Research by Hargreaves Lansdown found that only...
There has been no significant increase in the number of people opting out of workplace pensions this year, despite rising living costs. Latest figures from the Department of Work and Pensions show...
From real consolidation of master trusts (not simply conglomerating, with existing cost structures), to bringing global knowledge to the UK market, handling cyber security out of the box and scaling from zero...
There is an estimated £19.4bn invested in 'lost' workplace pensions according to latest research by Royal London. Ahead of National Pension Tracing Day, on 30 October, the provider is urging consumer to...
As auto-enrolment passes its 10th birthday, we have an opportunity to look to the future and see the impact it is likely to have on future generations of retirees. Overall, we’re in...
