A host of planned changes to the pensions landscape now look unlikely as the Conservative’s ability to push through laws has been restricted following the hung parliament delivered by the General Election....
Like human beings, pension schemes need a health check from time to time says Punter Southall Aspire managing director, DC consulting Alan Morahan About 16 years ago I became eligible for a...
Cash-strapped parents who opt out of auto-enrolment until their children leave home will trade a quarter of their retirement income for a 3 per cent financial boost today, according to new research....
Intelligent Pensions has been told by the FCA to suspend writing DB to DC transfer business with immediate effect. A note on the FCA register requires the firm to “immediately cease to...
Denmark has had a pensions dashboard for 20 years – there is much the UK can learn from the way it has increased engagement says Aviva technical reform manager Dale Critchley Recently,...
The Pensions Regulator’s nationwide auto-enrolment enforcement campaign arrived in Manchester last week with dozens of employers visited to check whether they had complied with their duties. Greater Manchester became the second area...
Generali Global Health is expanding its London-based management team with the appointment of Darren Fletcher as UK business development manager and Alex Conabeare as head of marketing & communications. Darren Fletcher, Generali...
The tables used for capped drawdown maximum income calculations have been updated. We look at the reasons for the change and what the impact could be. Changes to capped drawdown tables Capped...
Those blocked from DB to DC transfers by the current regulatory system have as much to lose as those who transfer says CTC Software managing director Nigel Chambers Nigel Masters, CTC There...
Standard Life and payroll software provider Sage have teamed up to deliver auto-enrolment data to the provider through a streamlined process. The partnership employers using Sage 50 payroll software will be able...
