HMRC in dark on MPAA tax breaches
Aegon is calling for a change in the way HMRC collects data after it was revealed it does not have the figures on the number over 55 year olds who paid additional...
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Taskforce recommendations to boost pension schemes’ voting policy
The Taskforce on Pension Scheme Voting Implementation (TPSVI) has made 24 recommendations to improve both the frequency and quality of company votes made by occupational pension schemes. This comprehensive report outlines the...
Strictly Come Dancing star heads up new MMMM campaign
Comedian, and new Strictly Come Dancing contestant, Robert Webb is appearing in a new film video for Make My Money Matter alongside Ghosts’ actor Lolly Adefope. The film, directed by Richard Curtis,...
Opperman remains as pension minister following reshuffle
Guy Opperman has been reappointed as the minister for pensions and financial inclusion following last week’s reshuffle. Opperman who is the conservative MP for Hexham, said he was “very pleased” with the...
LCP commits to be net zero by the end of this year
Pension consultants LCP has pledged to be operationally net zero from 2021. This will be achieved through further greenhouse gas reductions while also utilising fully certified, high quality carbon offset schemes -...
TPR and FCA propose industry-wide ‘value-for-money’ assessment
The Pensions Regulator and Financial Conduct Authority have set out plans for a more unified approach to assessing value for money across different types of DC pension. The regulators are proposing an...
Employee and employer ‘lethargy’ preventing pension saving
Lethargy is stopping many employees from saving more for their retirement while the majority of employers admit they could do more to support employee financial wellbeing regarding pensions. This research, by Aon,...
PLSA launches new employer guide
The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) has published a new guide aimed at helping employers start a conversation with workers about their workplace pension. This guide is designed to encourage employers...
Gender divide seen in confidence about retirement plans
Men are far more confident about their retirement plans than women according to research by Canada Life. Its research found that almost two thirds (64 per cent) of men who had received...
PLSA appoints new policy board chair
The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) has appointed John Chilman, the chief executive of RPMI, as its new policy board chair. He will take up this position for a three year...
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