Young adults are not profligate with money but are stopped from saving because of short-term necessity, according to research amongst 18 to 35-year-olds from the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA). Asked...
One in eight people using pension freedoms face unexpected tax or welfare losses while 29 per cent put their savings in their bank account, new research shows. New figures from Citizens Advice...
A perfect storm for annuities of falling interest rates and soaring demand for gilts could lead to drawdown becoming default retirement option, experts are warning. A combination of market reaction to the...
Ellipse CEO John Ritchie Group risk insurer Ellipse is appointing Lee Lovett as its new CEO, succeeding John Ritchie, who will leave the business on September 14. Ritchie has led the business...
Brexit uncertainty is leading almost 40 per cent of continental companies and a quarter of UK companies to shift their banking business, as firms look to insulate them from potentially negative impacts...
There was no lack of rigour in the production of our latest paper on the costs and charges of fund managers says Investment Association director, public policy Dr Jonathan Lipkin Our recent...
UK employers are less likely to have a defined health strategy than their international peers and two-thirds do not understand the impact of employee health issues, according to new research. Just 30...
Capita is teaming up with LV=, Foster Denovo and Towry to offer guidance and financial advice to members approaching retirement. Its new ‘At Retirement’ service is being headed up by Rob Tinsley...
Kate Smith, Aegon Aegon has hit out at the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association’s plan for a kitemark for retirement savings products, arguing the FCA should be the body that sets a...
An emerging secondary auto-enrolment market has helped Royal London boost its workplace pensions business by 66 per cent in the first half of 2016. Group pensions business grew to £1.9bn in the...
