The Conservative party has pledged to introduce a “triple lock plus” for pensioners if it wins the general election, effectively meaning the state pension will never be subject to income tax. Currently,...
High-profile consumer champion Martin Lewis is urging savers to review and update their pension beneficiaries, cautioning that failure to do so could result in a pension being inherited by an ex-partner. During...
Around 54 per cent have said that they expect over half of their schemes to complete a bulk annuity transaction over the next 5 years. The Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) hosted...
Almost 73 per cent of Millennials and Generation Z demand environmental, social, and governance (ESG) in their investment portfolios, according to DeVere Group. The new global study polled more than 800 clients...
Employers should utilise payslips and payroll services to engage employees on a range of financial wellbeing issues. A new report from Nest Insight highlights that payday can be a crucial touchpoint for...
Full disclosure: this article was written by me not Artificial Intelligence (AI). We have all read by now how AI is making its way into various aspects of people’s lives. For example,...
Like most large pension providers Scottish Widows is enjoying stellar growth, with auto-enrolment helping boost its assets under management from £32 billion to £92 billion in recent years. But Scottish Widows workplace...
SPONSORED CONTENT Increasing the default pension contribution rate would boost many people’s income in retirement. But the longer this change is delayed, the less it will benefit today’s workers. The UK is...
Key pension reforms are likely to be derailed by decision to call a General Election on 4th July. This is likely to include legislation to extend auto-enrolment to younger and part-time employees,...
Nearly half, 44 per cent, of funds with environmental terms in their names may be breaching new EU regulations, according to research by Clarity AI. Clarity AI analysed 430,000 global funds and...
