Pensions

The deal that will split Gissings in two is yet another indicator of the appetite amongst investors for corporate intermediaries. What it means for Gissings clients in the long term remains to...

Results show the 45 year old from Canterbury, Kent to be a methodical, organised manager, with an attention to detail. The words most used in his peers' assessments of him include 'loyal'...

Default funds have come in for a barrage of criticism for being laggards, but now those that offer the perceived safety of lifestyling are getting it in the neck too, for protecting...

Once an individual has been signed up to a group personal pension, in the vast majority of cases the only ongoing contact between them and the pension provider is through their annual...

Few group income protection and critical illness cover schemes now fail to boast their own "added-value features", which are included either automatically or for a small additional charge, although taxation considerations mean...

"I'd partly agree with Michael Moore's assessment," says Stuart Scullion, sales and marketing director at healthcare specialists The Private Health Partnership. "If someone needs accident and emergency services then it's great, and...

While 2006 was a bumper bonus season for many in the City, with payouts hitting a record £8.8bn, experts are expecting a more modest approach from City firms this year as the...

A new world of financial advice in and around the workplace is beginning to take shape. After years of debate, the overhaul of the UK's savings framework is moving into gear and...

That is the bleak warning contained in The Insurance Report from Swiss Re published this month.The annual report says that at the end of 2006 there were 42,641 death benefit schemes and...

The event, which is being presented in association with Scottish Life, will be hosted by comedian Marcus Brigstocke.A panel of industry experts will judge a wide range of categories acknowledging excellence in...