One in six people who have saved for retirement say they have never reviewed their pensions, according to the People’s Partnership. According to the research, which was carried out on behalf of...
The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has warned that government predictions for collective defined contribution (CDC) pensions provide an inaccurate picture of potential returns due to the diversity across members and the...
Scottish Widows is calling on the Government to deliver on its commitment to extend employer pension scheme auto-enrolment (AE) to younger people and low earners who could increase their pension funds by...
Scottish Widows has launched Pension Mirror, allowing individuals to compare their savings with people of the same age, using data sourced from the Office of National Statistics (ONS). Scottish Widows began participating...
Around one in five or 18 per cent of employers said they do not offer any pension scheme to new employees and three in ten or 30 per cent didn’t know, according...
AXA Health has appointed Heather Smith as chief executive officer. Smith, who is currently retail managing director at Allianz, will take on the role in mid-January 2024 and her appointment is conditional on...
One in every four pension scheme trustees and sponsors believes that a run-on is a realistic option for DB schemes, according to XPS Pensions Group. According to a poll, which was sent...
Independent Governance Group (IGG) has called on the government to use its Mansion House Reforms to help resolve intergenerational unfairness between DB and DC scheme members. IGG cites the lack of incentive...
Susannah Calder has been appointed as commercial lead for Aon’s buyout and wind-up services in the UK. Calder is a partner in Aon's UK retirement division and previously served as the trustee...
The Pension Regular has said that it is changing its regulatory approach to work more closely with administrators. In a published note TPR explains why it is building relationships with pension administrators....
