Pensions

Many people in the financial services industry are uncomfortable with technology. The reasons for this are many and diverse. But one of the most common is they simply lack good keyboard skills....

Although occupational medicine can trace its history back to the middle ages, the last 10 years have seen a revolution in its role within the workplace. In part, this has been driven...

Debi O’DonovanJuly, the European Court of Justice ruled that VAT is due on retail vouchers which are bought by employees via salary sacrifice schemes. This has caused a bit of a flap...

The proposals set out in the HM Treasury discussion paper of 27th July regarding tax relief for future pension savings could have significant consequences for the group risk market. The proposals appear...

With so many reviews going on in the realm of pensions right now it is easy to think that we are in the midst of a Turner Mark II. But this time,...

Just 4 per cent of employees would approach their boss with a health concern and one in five believe admitting to health concerns could affect their work prospects, according to research from...

Bupa Cromwell Hospital is introducing hourly rounding, a new nursing concept which guarantees that patients will receive a proactive visit from a nurse at regular hourly intervals, in addition to their usual...

The value of variable annuity sales rose to £445 million in the first half of 2010, an increase of 34 per cent compared to the 2nd half of 2009, according to research...

Pension pots shrank further in the July, with a 30 year old’s annual projected pension falling £518 over the month, according to Aon.The news was little better for 60 year olds, whose...

Just 5 per cent of non retired British adults aged 55 and over feel ’fully prepared’ for retirement, according to the latest Retirement Nation Report from MGM Advantage.This is a dramatic drop...