Angela Rayner has been named as Labour’s new shadow pensions minister, with Nick Thomas-Symonds departing the post to a new role after just five months. Thomas-Symonds moves to a new position within the...
New standards for providers of employee assistance programmes have been published by the UK Employee Assistance Professionals Association. Key changes made in the revised UK EAPA Standards Framework include the way that...
A warning has been sent by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) to half a million small employers of their risk of being fined for not taking action on their workplace pension obligations. The...
Local authorities and public sector contractors may be landed with an additional pension bill of £1bn if a quirk of legislation allows the Government to shove the cost of inflation proofing on...
Goddard Perry has named Graham Peacock as the head of the Salvus master trust which recently merged with Goddard Perry’s other master trust, Spinnaker to create a £40m trust. The master trust...
A massive DWP focus on the 21 million losers in the switch to single-tier state pension is needed to allow them to make up the shortfall they will experience says Hymans Robertson....
MPs have slammed the Department for Work and Pensions communication of the new state pension, branding it as confusing, lacking in clarity and creating misunderstanding. The DWP select committee has also called...
Campaigners are pledging to continue to fight for concessions for women whose state pension will increase from 60 to 66, despite the Government has rejected their case in a debate in Parliament...
Aegon has launched an information and guidance service aimed at customers who have visited Pension Wise. Called Aegon Assist, the free service is designed for customers who do not have a financial...
The Financial Conduct Authority has confirmed that acting chief executive Tracey McDermott has ruled herself out of becoming the permanent head of the body. A statement from the FCA today says McDermott...
