Three out of four employers agree that they need to take a more active role to support employees’ financial wellbeing following the pandemic, according to new research. Willis Towers Watson’s Future of...
The Covid pandemic is forcing more people to look at flexible retirement options, according to research from Standard Life Aberdeen. This ‘Class of 21’ report found that more than half (55 per...
Cushon has appointed former pensions minister and pensioner champion Baroness Ros Altmann to its advisory board. Altmann was UK minister of state for pensions from 2015 to 2016 and is a member...
Master trusts like ours have had a real opportunity to engage millions of workers who simply aren’t thinking about how they’re going to fund their retirement. Many are bewildered by the concept...
Aviva announces today that LGIM's former head of DC Emma Douglas has been appointed managing director, workplace savings. Douglas's responsibilities at LGIM will be taken over by Rita Butler-Jones, head of DC...
The Financial Services Authority is consulting on whether pension providers should implement stronger ‘nudges’ to encourage savers to make an appointment with Pension Wise. Pension Wise is a free guidance service providing...
Pension schemes may be ‘cutting corners’ when re-tendering fiduciary managers in order to meet new regulatory deadlines, Hymans Roberson has warned. The pension consultant claims this could lead to poorly negotiated fees...
The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) has launched a new DC transfer working group. This new group will aim to drive up standards in this area and will cover pension transfers between...
There has been a decline in the number of people who have lost track of old pension pots, according to new research from Aegon.This improvement, although small, comes at a time when...
Almost one in two (44 per cent) of pension savers said their would switch to a ‘green’ product if one was offered by their provider, according to new YouGov research. This research,...
