Young adults expect to be shortchanged by state pension – Royal London
Nearly 56 per cent of young adults in their 20s expect to have to wait until they’re over 70 years of age to claim the state pension, at least two years older...
Nearly 56 per cent of young adults in their 20s expect to have to wait until they’re over 70 years of age to claim the state pension, at least two years older...
LCP has published a new guide, outlining both the benefits and potential risks involved when consolidating existing pensions. The paper, aimed at trustees and those running pension schemes, is intended to give...
Asset managers working in private markets are failing to provide their clients with the information they need to effectively manage climate risks, pension consultants warn. Research by Hymans Robertson warns that this...
Workplace savings provider Cushon is calling for a reduction in the withdrawal charges imposed on Lifetime Isas (Lisa), to support UK savers during the cost-of-living crisis. These calls are backed by Michael...
Employers place a greater importance on adopting responsible pension investment strategies than their employees, according to new research from Aviva. Its research found that eight out of 10 employers think it is...
The quest to secure talent remains one of the biggest challenges being debated in boardrooms around the world, according to findings from Fidelity International’s first annual Global Employer Survey. The survey of...
Renters and single parents are almost a third less likely to be on track for a moderate retirement income, according to research from Hargreaves Lansdown. The Hargreaves Lansdown Savings and Resilience Barometer...
Punter Southall Governance Services (PSGS) has appointed investment professional Sasha Jain as client director and professional trustee. Jain has extensive experience of working with trustee boards and corporate stakeholders on a wide...
Mercer is the latest consultancy firm to warn that proposed government regulations will accelerate the demise of DB schemes - potentially causing problems for sponsors, trustees and DC schemes. In a strongly...
Almost one in 10 people (7 per cent) are planning to reduce workplace pension contributions to help them cope with the rising cost of living. This research from Barnett Waddingham suggests that...