Pensions

Less than one in three, 29 per cent, say they intend to stop working when they reach retirement age despite the vast majority believing they would at least "get by" financially if...

The durability of the PMI market was again underpinned by growing corporate demand for traditional private medical insurance in 2007, up 2.3 per cent, as the self-insured corporate medical expenses market remained...

Matthews says he believes that variable annuities, which effectively offer guarantees to income drawdown clients, are a good idea, but says that good ideas from other countries do not necessarily take root...

The Awards will culminate in an awards ceremony and dinner at the Grosvenor House in London, which will take place on Thursday 12th February 2009.A panel of respected senior industry figures will...

The report, now in its 11th year, finds that 16 per cent of employers say they have closed existing defined benefits schemes to future accrual for existing employees and a further 11...

Corporate intermediaries returning to work after the summer break are likely to be in more optimistic spirits than many other parts of the financial services sector, reflecting the durable nature of workplace...

Violent swings in final salary pension scheme deficits are nothing new, but the extent of the about turn in funding levels revealed by Lane Clark & Peacock's Accounting for Pensions report spells...

Should property continue to be held as part of a pension portfolio? In short, yes. We believe private investors should hold their nerve and firmly believe we have a convincing case as...

There may be many reasons for this, not least the potential conflict of interests that members might perceive in dealing with their employer's adviser. With only a handful of providers still paying...

Firstly the rot that has set in to the Basic State Pension since the early 1980s will be stopped from 2012. Secondly, the State Second Pension (S2P) will eventually become a flat-rate...