Pensions

A Section 89 report into the employer’s auto-enrolment failures published today identified a series of errors in the process. Dunelm failed to enrol members of the four weekly payroll on time, enrolling...

Prettejohn, who was until recently a non-executive director of the Prudential Regulation Authority, also takes on the role of an independent non-executive director of Lloyds Banking Group, where he willserve as amember...

Colver was at Willis Employee Benefits, for seven years, prior to which he worked for Heath Lambert Consulting, Pearson, Webb and Springbett and Standard Life. JLT Employee Benefits director Lee Thurston says:...

In a speech in Glasgow yesterday Brown said Scotland benefits to the tune of £425m a year extra in pension payments because it pays 8 per cent of UK National Insurance but...

A nationwide study by the provider found 33 per cent of EBCs are forecasting increased sales this year, with 57 per cent expecting sales to remain the same. But just 31 per cent...

The report, authored by Centre for Policy Studies research fellow Michael Johnson, says today’s tax-based incentives for pension savings are too expensive, costing the Treasury over £54bn in 2012-13, and poorly targeted,...

The F&TRC Quality Analyser comparison service, which is free to advisers, will launch on 22 April 2014. The service offers three modules: workplace, protection and software. The workplace module has tools covering...

All members within these schemes whether active or deferred, will pay the current active member charge (AMC), subject to a minimum of 35bps. A minimum of 30bps will apply if a five-year...