The Royal Mail Group has appointed EQ to be the pension software supplier for its new collective defined contribution (CDC) pension scheme. EQ’s pension administration software Compendia was chosen following the selection...
Greening your pension is 21 times more impactful in tackling climate change than going vegan, stopping flying and moving to a renewable energy provider, according to Make My Money Matter. Research from...
Two-thirds of employers who currently run their own trust-based pension plans are considering switching to a master trust within the next two years, according to new research from Willis Towers Watson. Its...
Emma Douglas, managing director, workplace savings at Aviva, will become the new chair of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA). Douglas, who switched from Legal & General Investment Management to Aviva...
ClearGlass, the company founded by transparency campaigner Professor Chris Sier, is extending its cost and performance benchmarking proposition to the asset management industry. The service will enable users to identify which asset...
Low earners should be entitled to continue receiving auto-enrolment employer pension contributions even if they cancel their own contributions due to hardship, says Scottish Widows. The call comes as the provider has...
Automatic enrolment has been a huge success, but it’s placed the trustees of defined contribution, occupational pension schemes (DC OPS) under significant pressure. If we just look at the numbers; the trustees...
Scam victims have lost an average of £50,000 each, more than double last year's figure, as the toll of recorded pension scams hits £2m in the first five months of the year,...
SPONSORED CONTENT Pensions are a terrific employee benefit provided by employers – but not all staff have fully grasped their worth or necessarily made the link as to why they personally need...
The British pensions industry is gifted in making things more complicated than they need to be. But at its most simple there are two parts: the building up bit, and the spending...
