Pensions

Parallel lines

The extent of links varies but arguably the most integrated to date is that between Scottish Widows and the People’s Pension.Nest says it is open to working with everyone but has gone...

Time for change

Concerns over implemented consulting, predictions of a scaled down Nest, an annuity market on the verge of market failure and a new project proving the return on investment on pension spending are...

Do as they say, not as we do

Although we may not like to admit it, it is hard to argue with the suggestion that collectively the pensions industry, regulators and politicians have failed the British public over the last...

The NHS’s mutual friend

Reading former Labour health adviser Paul Corrigan’s paper ’Saving for the NHS’ has made me start to re-think how financial service companies, particularly mutuals, could have a greater role in future.I met...

Across the divide

With the number of players in the group PMI market shrinking, finding an insurance product that matches client requirements should have become easier. But advisers say that the opposite has happened, with...

Seize the opportunity

As Treasury ministers closely examine budgets looking for savings they could do worse than to look at the sick pay system. According to the DWP, it costs employers and taxpayers billions of...

Funds of the future

If recent experience is anything to go by, auto enrolment has taken over from RDR as the number one hot topic of conversation with advisers. Most want to talk to us about...

The Big Question

Andrew Tully, pensions technical director at MGM AdvantageTo give an example of how this could impact upon the future SPA, we can look back at how longevity has improved in the past....

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