Pensions

The turkey is finished, the Christmas decorations have been packed away and the New Year’s festivities are over. As we enter 2018 full of optimism, it’s time to ask yourself: “Are you...

Jack Dromey, the MP for Erdington in Birmingham who has today been named as Labour’s new pensions shadow, has pledged to fight for workers ‘robbed of their pensions by greedy bosses’. Dromey...

Dominic Chappell, the man bought BHS for £1, has been found guilty of failing to give information to The Pensions Regulator about the sale of the company. Chappell, who is the majority...

More than half a million transfers of pensions assets, worth £31bn, were made in 2017, a 44 per cent increase since 2015, according to industry standards body Origo. The organisation said overall...

Group risk products should be renamed to more engaging alternatives to make them more understandable and likely to be bought, research from Canada Life Group Insurance suggests. ‘Group life assurance’ has been...

UK employers should embrace digital healthcare to reduce absenteeism and help ease the NHS winter crisis, argues Punter Southall Health & Protection (PSHP). The consultancy, says that the wider adoption of digital...

Aviva UK is exiting the international private medical insurance, with existing and new customers in future to be offered terms by Aetna International. Aviva UK will stop offering IPMI cover from 1...

A consultation on the taxation of trusts could have massive implications for the tax breaks available on group life says Canada Life Group Insurance marketing director Paul Avis. The industry needs to...

B&CE, which runs The People's Pension, has appointed former Hymans Robertson TPA practice leader Tracy Weller and former Axa Wealth strategy director David Brown to senior roles. David Brown, B&CE Weller becomes...

The National Insurance fund used to pay out state pension will be exhausted by 2032 and a 5 per cent rise in NI is needed to plug the gap, the latest Government...