Pensions

SPONSORED CONTENT How do you embrace the wide range of ethical views held by customers when implementing ESG into DC schemes? The challenge is twofold – meeting the needs of those with...

The Pensions Regulator’s new framework for defined benefit (DB) schemes is too rigid and fails to take into the unique issues faced by certain schemes, risking worse outcomes for members and employers....

Hymans Robertson has appointed David Walker to the role of chief investment officer.  Walker — who has been with the company for almost 20 years — will take over from the current...

DIY investors risk missing out on up to £247,000 by switching out of the default options on their workplace scheme, according to new research from The People’s Pension and State Street Global...

The debate about engaging members with their pension savings is a long running one.  Engagement is helpful, in that it leads some members to consider how much they need to save and...

The Government has launched a consultation into the net pay anomaly, following a critical report by the Public Affairs Committee earlier this week on pensions tax relief administration.  As part of this...

The Pension Schemes Bill has been approved in the House of Lords and will be taken through the House of Commons later this year.  There are a number of proposals in this...

The majority of advisers are concerned that ‘virtual’ meetings and a lack of face-to-face contact is becoming a barrier to developing new client relationships.  The use of video conferencing has surged since...

The Public Accounts Committee has called for a review of pension tax relief, to ensure it is effective and providing value for money. This is part of a wider review into tax...

Pension savers in defined benefit schemes could lose up to 20 per cent of their income, if government reforms to the way inflation is calculated go ahead.  This stark warning comes from...