Webb’s proposals, outlined in an interview in the Sunday Telegraph, have drawn widespread criticism from pension experts, who say a focus on the existing problems in the annuity market, where a majority...
Pension scheme IAS deficits now stand 35 per cent higher than a year ago, although the funding ratio has only fallen from 88 to 85 per cent over the period, according to...
Roy McLaughlin, Master Adviser Master Adviser partner Roy McLoughlinI have seen schemes which have done the decent thing by getting their ducks in a row ahead of their auto-enrolment staging date who...
Staffcare provides software and support to power flexible benefits and auto-enrolment solutions to many of the UK’s largest EBCs. Simply Biz has acquired approximately 80 per cent of the business with founder...
The provider’s new Musculoskeletal Health Pathway gives members of corporate healthcare schemes the opportunity for self-referral without the need to visit a GP, an in-house team of clinical experts to provide advice...
With less than two months to go until the big night, we can now reveal which intermediary firms have made it onto the shortlist in each category.Our panel of judges for this...
Musson-Thorp, who will take up the newly created position of head of individual & SME Europe, will lead Aetna’s relationships with brokers and advisers who primarily serve the international private medical insurance...
NISL was set-up as a separate company to build and administer the Aegon platform in 2011. It now has over £1bn assets under advice. Under the deal Richard Denning and all other...
State pensions were introduced in their current form in the late 1940s. On average, men who reached the state pension age of 65 in 1951 were expected to live 11 years after...
The DWP consultation paper on defined ambition cannot be accused of itself lacking ambition. Its optimistic title, “Reshaping workplace pensions for future generations” follows on from a previous paper that promised to...
