Pensions

THE ANSWERS:Colin Williams, managing director, corporate benefits, Friends LifeYes. The issue of small pension pots isn’t a new one but one that is likely to proliferate as auto-enrolment is launched. For a...

Do health and wellbeing programmes actually make people healthier? Providers who offer the programmes would obviously argue that they do. Whether that translates through to lower PMI premiums is debatable, however.A recent...

As the European Union’s financial crisis continues to dominate the political and economic landscape it is easy to forget it is still the ultimate source of legislation that will affect our industry....

The adverts will appear during ITV’s Downton Abbey, DCI Banks and News slot and Channel 4’s Location Location Location, Grand Designs, Secret Millionaire and their screenings of feature films. Unum’s TV adverts...

MyChoiceLite comes pre-configured with a suite of non-regulated products including childcare vouchers, bikes to work, shopping discounts, travel discounts and a lifestyle voluntary benefits service. Regulated products can also be placed into...

Four out of five pension professionals believe that the average DC member does not understand their company pension scheme, while 55 per cent do not believe that DC members know where to...

The accreditation body is looking to launch the new qualification, called the Diploma in Regulated Retirement Advice, by March 2012. The PMI hopes the new qualification will appeal to life office employees...

The policy, known as auto-consolidation, forms part of a bid to cut Aus$1bn of costs from Australia’s compulsory superannuation system. Some UK pension providers have expressed interested in a limited form of...

Launching his review of UK equity markets and long-term decision making at the NAPF this morning, Professor John Kay said he wanted to examine the extent to which intermediaries, including fund managers,...

Lodge, who is based in Dubai, signed a contract promising to pay the money to the foundation, according to reports in the Mirror Newspaper, but is yet to pay up more than...