People’s Pension has refreshed and rebanded video statements, rolling them out to around 95 per cent of active members. This follows its commitment to delivering more engaging, tailored experiences to its seven...
The government should be genuinely congratulated on the 2026 Pension Schemes Act. So much of the Act is very good; and it is a credit to the Labour Ministers that they have...
An Aon simulation using artificial intelligence tools to provide investment advice to those making retirement decisions delivered mixed results, with clear explanations sometimes provided, and also occasions of incorrect calculations being supplied....
After 30 years at Aegon, Steven Cameron is finally taking the retirement advice he has spent a career giving others. His final day at the company will be 25 June, although retirement...
Just 48 per cent of pension schemes are accurately keeping member data up to date, risking members losing track of their pension pots. This is according to an analysis of data from...
HMRC’s phased approach to mandatory payrolling of benefits-in-kind has raised questions over whether the most complex elements of the reform have been resolved or just delayed. This is according to Lewin Higgins-Green,...
Around 80 per cent of employers have little or no knowledge of the pensions dashboard, despite the deadline for schemes to connect to the platform by this October. This is according to...
Almost two-thirds of UK workers do not have a financial plan beyond the next 12 months, risking poorer outcomes in retirement, according to new research. The findings were part of Fidelity’s Global...
Defined contribution (DC) pension assets are on track to surpass defined benefit (DB) assets by the end of the decade. This is according to analysis by insurtech firm Lumera which used projections...
Aviva will launch its first targeted support services this summer, after gaining regulatory approval from the Financial Conduct Authority. The insurer has said it is planning a phased rollout of targeted support...
