Pensions

The event will take place at the Forest of Arden golf course and the money raised will be donated to Breast Cancer Care — a charity chosen by Westfield. Each provider was...

Stephen Haynes, Navigator Health Workplace health is changing. Scratch that – it’s in a state of flux. Let’s recap some of the stats that we see every day: the workforce is getting...

You have to look far and wide to find critics of Labour’s Pensions Bill amendment calling for all DC members to be automatically referred to an independent annuity broker. Everyone in the...

  I naturally agree with Stanley Baldwin’s statement that he would rather trust a woman’s instinct than a man’s reason. While this may not seem to have much to do with pensions,...

 Less mainstream therapies are increasingly being sought Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) has been at the centre of stress management strategies for years. But a consensus is now emerging that a range of...

 Optical benefits remain core While cash plans offer a variety of different benefits, the ability to claim at least once a year for a trip to the dentist and for a regular...

 Daily pricing of investments is not a legal requirement To paraphrase Tony Blair, one of the golden rules of investing is diversify, diversify, diversify. Yet defined contribution (DC) pension schemes are failing...

 Small pots dilemma Pension minister Steve Webb’s decision to favour pot follows member as a solution to the small pots issue has caused big ructions in the UK pensions industry. Some even...

Forget fund values – income is all that matters, and it should and can be delivered through scalable annuitisation and drawdown strategies tailored to the individual’s needs, without the necessity of delivering...

The regulator has also issued 38 warning letters to employers for minor breaches of the regulations, a Corporate Adviser Freedom of Information Act enquiry has revealed.A report published in July confirmed that...