Most asset managers are continuing to build on their ESG commitments, with 97 per cent having ESG policies and dedicated sustainability teams in place despite political pressure and pullback from global climate...
New Freedom of Information data obtained by LCP partner Steve Webb shows the gender gap in state pensions for new retirees is almost gone, down to a 1 per cent difference. The...
People’s Partnership is partnering with the digital inclusion charity Good Things Foundation. The pension provider will support the charity's free online learning platform and will co-develop a new module. This is is...
Less than half of UK employers believe their managers or employees properly understand the added-value services included in workplace benefits, according to research from Towergate Employee Benefits. According to the data, only...
PensionBee is urging the government to introduce a legally binding 10-day limit on pension transfers. The petition is part of PensionBee’s campaign to speed up pension transfers and give savers more control....
The Pensions Administration Standards Association (Pasa) has produced new guidance for trustees on improving data security and governance. This latest guidance is designed to offer practical advice and covers a range of...
Parallel Employee Benefits is launching a new Employer Hub and Employee App platform free of charge to all current and future clients. The platform includes an Employee App that allows mobile self-service...
Only one in two people check how their pension investments are performing — with women significantly less likely than men to keep tabs on their retirement savings. This research, conducted by Hargreaves...
Many employees are not using their workplace health benefits due to barriers to accessing them, with a third of British workers not using them at all, while over half have experienced barriers...
Midlife workers regret not prioritising health in their 30s, with 19 per cent wishing they had worked less and 27 per cent wishing they had managed stress better, but many are still...
