Pensions

Reform overload

Whatever happened to government stealth? You would expect it to be peaking all over Whitehall so close to a general elelection, but in the area of welfare reform it has been conspicuously...

Pada’s default dilemma

The Personal Account Delivery Authority has closed the consultation on the investment discussion paper having received more than 60 submissions. It will not publish a summary of the responses for a month...

An oversight worth addressing

When defined contribution pension scheme members saw billions wiped from the the value of their plans following the recent collapse of the global stock markets, many individuals asked whether more could have...

King of all he surveys

Given the financial pressures on people retiring today you might expect more of them to be taking issue with the way their benefits are, or are not being paid. But Pensions Ombudsman...

Setting the standard

This month the NAPF has started the hunt for the UK’s best defined contribution workplace pension schemes, with the launch of our Pension Quality Mark (PQM). The PQM will help employers demonstrate...

A place for everything

A year on from the meltdown of the financial system we have seen banks go bust and then be bailed out with billions of your money and mine. They have recovered enough...

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