Corporate Adviser · Episode 1: The Political Road To Pot For Life Welcome to first Corporate Adviser podcast, the first in a series looking at the small pots and pot for life...
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has written to the CEOs of advisory firms warning that it is concerned about the standard of retirement advice being given across the industry. This letter asks...
People’s Partnership has appointed Alice Leighton to be its new marketing director as it looks to boost engagement with the 6.5 million members of its master trust, The People’s Pension. Leighton will...
Cartwright has appointed Ian McKnight as senior adviser, with an initial focus on business development. McKnight has experience managing substantial assets, having previously held the position of chief investment officer at Royal...
Over £50 billion in pensions risk being lost or scattered across multiple accounts, according to new analysis by the Centre for Economics and Business Research for PensionBee. In 2023, 4.8 million pensions...
One in five over 50s are still relying on defined benefit pensions, but numbers are expected to decline significantly in the coming years. New figures on this shifting retirement income landscape were...
UK workers risk losing over £50 billion in pensions due to the proliferation of smaller multiple accounts, according to new analysis by the Centre for Economics and Business Research for PensionBee. In...
Almost seven out of 10 firms have not reviewed the design of their pension scheme in recent years according to consultants Mercer. The company's latest report into the DC pensions market found...
Investment platform Tillit has appointed Danny Meehan as a non-executive director as it steps up its launch into the UK pensions market. Meehan has worked for a number of newer entrants in...
Government plans to close under-performing schemes could backfire and lead to poorer returns for everyone, according to some industry professionals. While many said action needs to be taken against poor value schemes, there...
