Pensions

Addressing the UK’s low level of household savings remained a challenge through his tenure as Chancellor, George Osborne told a packed audience at the Guildhall in London last night. Delivering the 2016...

More than a third of UK workers claim their employers have directly contributed to higher levels of obesity, with 34 per cent blaming their work conditions, new research has revealed. Longer working...

More than half of employees who have taken time off work due to mental health issues feel uncomfortable speaking to their line manager about the real reason for their absence, according to...

The role of pensions minister is being downgraded as responsibility is gradually moved to the Treasury, creating policy dangers and potential threats to auto-enrolment says former minister Ros Altmann It would seem...

Richard Harrington has been appointed as a replacement for pensions minister Ros Altmann in a newly created role of parliamentary under secretary of state at the Department for Work and Pensions. Portsmouth...

Outgoing pension minister Ros Altmann deserves credit for standing up to the Treasury on pension tax relief says her predecessor Steve Webb. Earlier this year Altmann clashed with Treasury thinking by saying...

No-one can say with certainty what the future will hold for pensions, at least not in my experience. That was the case before the EU Referendum and continues to hold true after it....

Axa PPP Healthcare has made two new appointments to strengthen its support for intermediary partnership development and voluntary business. Michele Pagett has been appointed partnership development manager to take the lead on...

Ros Altmann has left her role as pensions minister calling for a radical reform of tax relief, a review of DB funding and fairer treatment for women under the new state pension....

Good and growing companies are still to be found, Simon Edelsten, manager of the Artemis Global Select Fund, tells Ross Leckie – even in a world marked by low(er) growth and political...