The long-term narrowing of the longevity gap between socio-economic groups means a universal state pension age (SPA) should be retained says longevity services provider Club Vita. Analysis of data covering one in...
A unified pension system with Isa features for younger savers should replace the current structure of pensions competing alongside the soon to be launched Lifetime Isa, says Aon. The consultancy warns that...
The imminent triggering of Article 50 – the official start of the UK’s divorce proceedings from the EU – is helping to drive a rush to transfer UK final salary pensions into...
Conduent HR Services, the benefits business formerly known as Xerox HR Services, has now launched as part of a new standalone Fortune 500 business business spun out of Xerox. Conduent HR Services...
Thomsons Online Benefits CEO Michael Whitfield tells Corporate Adviser why he agreed to sell to Mercer, and how the deal will impact both organisations and their pre-existing relationships. Mercer’s acquisition of Thomsons...
John Bissell has been appointed chief operating officer of the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII), the parent body of the Personal Finance Society. He joins the organisation having left the role of senior...
A Government infographic on savings makes no mention of pensions or help to save, despite having a section targeting later life provision. The infographic, headed ‘ways to save in 2017’ makes two...
Private sector pension scheme deficits grew by 86 per cent over 2016, with combined UK scheme deficits of £434bn at the end of December, up from £233bn 12 months earlier, according to...
Royal London’s Steve Webb, TPR’s Charles Counsell and RDR architect Sheila Nicholl have all been honoured in the New Year’s honours list. Webb, who served as pensions minister through the Coalition government...
Thousands of savers could benefit from bulk DC pension transfers if member consent becomes no longer mandatory says Aegon. Responding to the DWP call for evidence into bulk DC transfers, the provider...
