Pensions

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...

National press and politicians have been waging a war on pensions. Workplace schemes have been labelled indecipherable, high charging and slow moving – accused of putting the priorities of pension savers last....

They say you get what you pay but, while this may be true for many things, when it comes to healthcare, the link between price and quality isn’t always so clear. How...

This Christmas could be the last chance for many corporate advisers to eat drink and be merry because tomorrow their income stream could be choked off in its prime.Government plans to cap...

In a statement that backs the Regulatory Policy Committee’s concerns over the timetable of the implementation of a charge cap, the trade body warned that the DWP’s timetable for implementation by April...

It adds that it will now not respond to the consultation before the new year. Yesterday the RPC, the independent body that validated impacts on business of government departments regulatory and deregulatory...