Positive experiences of employee assistance schemes are widespread – but how do these services stack up in terms of return on investment? Edmund Tirbutt investigates There is probably more anecdotal evidence about...
Technology is revolutionising healthcare delivery by engaging employees in their wellbeing. It may even help to contain medical inflation, says Sam Barrett Having one’s health problems diagnosed by a computer was unthinkable...
The expansion of closed, limited or executive schemes to new employees can make a lot of sense, says Canada Life Group Insurance marketing director Paul Avis Executive or limited category group risk...
Steve Webb’s latest policy paper British savers risk being left in the ‘slow lane’ unless the UK Government takes a more active role in ensuring the successful delivery of a Pensions Dashboard....
By Jim Grant, Senior Product Insight & Technical Support Analyst 6 April 2016 brought in changes to employer duties for directors and partners in limited liability partnerships. Here we explain exactly what’s...
Around 10 per cent of non-retired BHS senior managers have suffered significant hits to their defined benefit pension income because their benefits breach the Pension Protection Fund cap. Ten out of 105...
Women who seek to resell annuities bought before the EU gender discrimination will lose out if the secondary market follows the same sex equality rules as the primary market. Highlighting the complexities...
Grant Thornton pensions partner Keith Hinds has been named chair of the Employer Covenant Working Group. The Employer Covenant Working Group (ECWG) is a group of industry experts formed to work in...
Andy Briggs, chief executive of Aviva UK Life and chairman of Aviva Global Life, has been named the next chairman of the Association of British Insurers. He will officially take up the...
Young savers are losing faith in state pension, with just 11 per cent of 25- to 34-year-olds predicting it to be their main source of income in retirement, a new survey has...
