By Jamie Clark, Business Development Manager Our latest research looks to understand the key influences on millennials' future long-term pension savings. Here are our top five takeaways to consider when developing a...
Improving advice on workplace health for employers, widening fit note certification and more dedicated training for work coaches are at the heart of the Government’s roadmap for disability employment, which will be...
Phoenix Group is offering customers receiving small annuity payments the option to trade their regular income for a one-off taxable lump sum paying less than they could expect to receive if they...
More than half of reward and employee benefit professionals see predictive analytics as a game-changer, but 90 per cent are still using spreadsheets to manage data, research from the Reward & Employee...
Brexit creates challenges for the UK benefits sector, but, particularly in the area of pooling, it also creates opportunities says Canada Life Group Insurance marketing director Paul Avis There has been much...
The poorest pensioners will get the smallest increases in benefits from next April as pension credit increases by 2.3 per cent while state pension increases by 3 per cent under the triple...
Master trust and multi-employer pension scheme TPT Retirement Solutions has appointed Redington as independent investment consultant to its DB and DC pension schemes. TPT Retirement Solutions, which was formerly known as The...
The Work and Pensions select committee is launching a new inquiry into defined ambition pension schemes, which were legislated for but not fully implemented in 2015. The inquiry will consider whether collective...
By Denise Wond, Marketing Relationship Manager There’s no avoiding the fact that life can be a risky business. You have only to tune into news reports to see how easily, and unexpectedly,...
Health insurance and cash plans should be treated as a zero-rated insurance cover product like life and critical illness cover, AMII chairman Stuart Scullion told a packed annual conference yesterday. Scullion applauded...
