Pensions

An age-old issue

At the age of 67, Sir Alex Ferguson has just lifted his 11th Premier League title as Manchester United manager. And the old dog shows no signs of easing into his slippers...

Ghosts in the machine

Investment trusts have taken a battering in the current economic storm - particularly those that are highly geared. But which sectors are faring better than others, and is now the time to...

Input welcome

The most significant developments to date, as far as making life easier for intermediaries is concerned, have been the 2007 launches by both Bupa and Canada Life of automated systems providing the...

Whose default is it?

With the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority launching its consultation into the investment process that the state-sponsored body will be adopting, default funds are set to take centre stage in the world of...

A blight on your pensions

The government's proposals to restrict tax relief on pension contributions for high earners have been widely condemned and branded another raid on the nation's already inadequate retirement savings.Although billed as a revenue...

They must be joking

Adviser to the Pensions Regulator, the PPF and virtually every large company in the country in one way or another, Pricewaterhouse-Coopers can claim a unique perspective on the nation's pensions.That perspective reveals...

Portal combat

The depth of these valuable services for both employers and members make such e-commerce-based solutions a compelling but low cost way of achieving greater efficiency and communicating more effectively the full value...

Time to raise the game

Swiss Re's latest report into the group risk market shows in-force data and summarises the views of a qualitative survey among 42 product providers and intermediaries operating in the market. The report...

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