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The industry largely welcomed the decision by the Monetary Policy Committee at the Bank of England to hold interest rates at 3.75 per cent, though also warned of the possibility of a...

Mark Duckworth will succeed David Cassidy as chief executive at Wealth at Work, a provider of workplace financial education, guidance and advice. The move will be effective from 1 December. Duckworth joins...

Guaranteed income can be successfully integrated into UK guided retirement solutions without mandating annuitisation, according to research from Nuveen and the TIAA Institute. The research found eligible retiree adoption rates of 55...

More than eight in 10 UK pension savers want to know more about how their pension money is invested in infrastructure. This is according to research by IFM Investors, Nest and Border...

Parents using pension savings to cover the full cost of a child’s university education could have £119,000 less at retirement, according to research by Standard Life. The figures are based on an...

Inflation data shows year-on-year Consumer Prices Index in the UK rose from 2.9 per cent in July to 3.1 per cent in August, broadly in line with market expectations. XPS analysis shows...

Private market allocations in DC default funds could rise from current levels of 2 per cent to 4 per cent to 15 per cent to 30 per cent by 2035, according to...

The Department for Work and Pensions has launched a consultation which sets out proposals for the implementation of automatic consolidation of deferred small pots through the establishment of consolidator schemes. The consolidators...

By John Southall, head of strategic research at L&G Asset Management Collective Defined Contribution schemes (CDC) have attracted significant interest as a different way to provide retirement income. They can be a...

Research by the Pensions Policy Institute has revealed that women aged 55-59 have approximately half (54 per cent) the pension wealth of men of the same age. The research provides evidence about...