New gold standard code for DB transfer advice
The Pension Advice Taskforce has launched a new voluntary code of practice for financial advisers looking to transfer DB pensions. This Gold Standard code is based around a set of nine principles,...
Pensions
Concerns grow over too-poor-to-retire employees
Almost half of employers worry that older employees will have insufficient pension savings to be able to retire, prompting a call for them to review what they are aiming to get from...
Round table: What role for advisers in a master trust world?
Master trusts are transforming the face of workplace pensions, absorbing most of the 10m people automatically enrolled since 2012 and taking over governance, investment management and administration for an increasing number of...
Round table: Master trusts – Differentiation through innovation
As today’s master trusts evolve into the asset-rich behemoths of tomorrow, competition between them is set to become increasingly intense. Deeper member insights, intelligent defaults and investment innovation will all play a...
Auto-enrolment increases – traps and opt-outs
A mere thirteen years after Adair Turner’s Pensions Commission recommended that UK workers be automatically enrolled into a workplace pension, contributions will finally rise to their full level of 8 per cent...
EU approves pan-European personal pension
The European Parliament’s plenary session has just approved the trilogue agreement on the pan-European Personal Pension Product regulation, also known as the PEPP. This is seen as a key milestone in the...
Rudd sets out conditions for dashboard legislation
Pension schemes will be compelled to supply data to the pension dashboard in a phased rollout that will see big DC schemes enrolled first, the government has confirmed. Publishing its response to...
Thirty master trusts meet authorisation deadline: TPR
Thirty master trusts have submitted authorisation applications to The Pensions Regulator, while a further 10 have been granted a short extension, and are expected to submit applications in the coming weeks. The...
Younger employees need clearer guidance on pensions
Millennials have a “worrying lack” of awareness as to how pensions work, according to a new survey from Invesco. The company found the majority of those aged between 24 and 34 did not...
Advisers urged to change approach to attract millennials
Three out of four people (73 per cent) say they would seek help from an IFA to help them predict how major life changes would impact their finances. When dealing with crisis...
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