SPONSORED CONTENT First, let me point out the obvious. We’re a pension provider and so the last thing I’m going to do is downplay the importance of saving for retirement. On the...
The ONS tells us that nearly a third of the UK workforce is over the age of 50, up from 20 per cent just 30 years ago. The workforce is getting older....
Half of financial advisers believe their clients would have less money this year than they will in 2022. According to the study, which was conducted using Opinium's IFA omnibus, only a third or...
Broadstone has hired two senior investment consultants as it continues to expand its consulting and actuarial division. Rosalind Scott-Douglas will lead the investment consulting team in Scotland. She recently led the fiduciary...
Schemes are in danger of slipping into a de facto buy-out due to a lack of an endgame strategy, according to Hymans Robertson. The majority of people, around 87.8 per cent, surveyed...
AIMSE: Europe, the Association of Investment Management Sales Executives in Europe, has named Ashley Manning-Brown, a sales executive at Columbia Threadneedle, as its new chair. Chris Yiannakou, who had led Loomis Sayles' non-profit company...
HMRC repaid £134m in tax that was charged on pension withdrawals last year. Although this figure is slightly down on the £142m repaid the year before, this high number shows that pension...
Only one in 20 pension schemes expect to be able to provide dashboard data for all their members by the upcoming ‘connection’ date. The survey by Willis Towers Watson, shows that 150...
The Department of Work and Pensions has launched a consultation on proposals to expand collective defined contribution (CDC) schemes to include multi-employer schemes and decumulation-only versions. Currently the CDC legislation only allows...
Providers will be required to give granular figures of performance net of charges paid by different types of employer customers under value for money (VFM) proposals put forward by the Government today....
