The gender pension gap will take 20 more years to close unless actions like lowering the auto-enrolment age, extending AE to part-timers, and increasing contributions to 12 per cent are implemented, all...
The People’s Partnership is calling for pensions dashboards to include prominent information on charges and other value for money metrics. The master trust provider has said that without this information people will...
Businesses are likely to be offering staff the wrong benefits, suggesting that there is a disconnect between what workers need and what businesses provide, according to HCML’s recent corporate health and wellbeing...
SPONSORED CONTENT We believe using direct contribution (DC) pension fund investments to help tackle the UK’s housing shortage could be the way to the hearts of retirement savers when it comes to...
UK DC pensions are too ‘risk averse’, with lifestyling potentially damaging member outcomes, according to a new report. This study aims to look at how the UK DC market can emulate the...
First Actuarial has appointed Gavin Thorn as a financial wellbeing consultant. Thorn joins from Aon where he worked for six years. In this role he delivered financial wellbeing services and coaching to...
SPONSORED CONTENT A 2024 survey carried out by Legal & General shows that DC contributors have a generally very positive attitude to private markets investing. As part of our ongoing research into...
Pensions are expected to be a key focus of Rachel Reeves’s first Mansion House Speech, due to be delivered this Thursday. Many in the industry are expecting the new Chancellor to set...
The Association of Professional Pension Trustees (APPT) has appointed Rachel Croft to be its new chair. Croft is a trustee director at IGG and was already an APPT council member. She succeeds...
Retirees with an annuity are happier than those without this guaranteed income stream, according to a new report. Legal & General found that annuity holders were less stressed, more financially confident and...
