The High Court has ruled that the cap on maximum compensation available under the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) flouts age discrimination rules. This ruling is likely to have widespread implications for the...
Globally, experts are concerned many people could be sleepwalking into retirement poverty. The World Economic Forum highlighted that the gap between what people save and what is needed for an adequate standard...
Defined benefit superfund consolidators have been given the green light by the government, with The Pensions Regulator (TPR) outlining an interim regime based on stringent capital adequacy rules rather than an employer...
The Pensions Regulator has updated its guidance, with a view to helping employers and trustees cope with the ongoing financial impact of Covid-19. The provides further guidance for trustees of DB scheme,...
The prospect of negative inflation in the months ahead — with the price of goods and services falling rather than rising — could put an extra £5bn funding pressure on DB schemes....
The number of Covid-19 scams is rising, with losses arising from these frauds now topping £5m. The latest figures from Action Fraud show that there have been over 2,000 cases reported since...
The Financial Conduct Authority will ban contingent charging on DB pension transfers in the vast majority of cases. This is the main plank of a part of a package of measures announced...
The UK’s largest pension scheme has announced it will be divesting from its tobacco, coal and weapons holdings over the next two years. USS - the Universities Superannution Schemes - currently has...
Pension scheme chair’s statements should be required by law to include reference to the quality of their data say independent data consultants, ITM. Responding to the PLSA’s publication of a new template...
Reports of the death of pensions tax relief have, like Mark Twain nearly wrote, been much exaggerated. I’m more guilty than most, given I’ve written a lot of those reports, inevitably on...
