Zurich’s new FutureYou corporate platform offering misses the point of aggregation, says Ian McKenna, director of F&TRC Zurich is not known as a mass-market player in workplace pensions. Its strategy has been...
California is on the cusp of its own auto-enrolment revolution says GJH Pensions director Gareth Hopkins. And it looks considerably simpler than the UK’s The pensions readiness crisis in the UK may...
Aon and Willis Towers Watson are amongst the group of providers working with the Treasury to launch a prototype pensions dashboard by March 2017. At an event taking place at Aviva’s Digital...
Investment and admin costs should be separated to ensure members are not short-changed through the management of their pot, says David Hutchins, lead portfolio manager, multi-asset solutions EMEA at AllianceBernstein These...
AXA is buying Age UK’s telecare business to extend its presence in the health and care markets. Aid-Call provides personal alarm services for over 50,000 people throughout the UK and has been...
Scottish Widows’ investment in digital is helping it to move on from historical technical problems, says Miranda Seath, senior researcher at Platforum Scottish Widows, the life and pensions arm of Lloyds Banking...
The launch of the Bill to legislate for the Lifetime Isa has been met with fears that the new product will be beset with charges and penalties that could make it unattractive...
A three-pronged strategy for expanding financial planning operations – through acquisition, organically and via technology – is the way to tackle the UK’s chronic retirement funding and knowledge gap. Mercer Jelf’s Richard...
Savings adequacy amongst 40 to 49-year-olds has fallen over the last year, with just 53 per cent of that age group on target for a secure retirement today, compared to 57 per...
The UK's biggest broker says it will not be a player in the secondary annuity market, as the FCA launches a consultation on how Pension Wise will interact with annuity resale. Hargreaves...
