Now: Pensions was encouraged to take on independent trustees Dalraida Trustees by The Pensions Regulator because of the failings of its own governance processes, it has emerged. TPR took the unusual step...
Joanne Segars OBE, former chief executive of the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association, is joining the trustee board of Now: Pensions. Segars will join the trustee board later in the year, replacing...
Scottish Widows has launched a digital service for its workplace pension customers that gives access to valuations, contribution history and details of how their assets are invested. The service also allows them...
More than half of workers in some industries are not being automatically enrolled into a pension because they earn less than the £10,000 threshold for inclusion, a TUC report has found. Describing...
Richard H. Thaler, the American academic who co-developed the ‘nudge’ theory at the heart of auto-enrolment and Save More Tomorrow, has been awarded the Nobel Prize for economics. The Royal Swedish Academy...
Ellipse is extending its group income protection range with the launch of a new sick pay product for employers that do not want an integrated absence management tool. Called Sick Pay, the...
The DWP is writing to tens of thousands of low-income pensioners telling them their mortgage interest support will cease unless they take out a second mortgage with the Government. Support for Mortgage...
The FCA’s referral of investment consultants to the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) should be welcomed as it could shake up the master trust market and force increased competitive tendering for mandates...
An amendment to the tapered annual allowance or a £30,000 annual allowance would be the most politically acceptable ways for the Chancellor to raise tax from pensions tax relief, former minister Steve...
The Bank of England may baulk at raising interest rates in November despite strong indications of a rise from Governor Mark Carney, a leading economist has told delegates at the Corporate Adviser...
