Less than half of retirees are confident their private pensions will last for the rest of their lives, according to research by Age UK and Aviva. A jointly-authored report found only a...
A 10 per cent allocation to private markets could increase the fees of a typical default fund by 19 bps but boost annualised net returns by 67 bps, a study by Neuberger...
Aegon will now use biometric technology in its customer verification process. The pension provider say this will enable it to conduct identity checks more quickly and more securely. It should also enhance...
The Bank of England (BoE) has reduced interest rates by 0.25 percentage points to 4.25 per cent. Experts suggest this could mark the beginning of a broader easing cycle, with rates potentially...
TPT is the first provider to announce plans to launch a multi-employer whole-of-life collective defined contribution (CDC) scheme. It plans to launch the CDC by the end of 2026, following legislation after...
The Society of Pension Professionals has published a whitepaper, exploring the potential impact of US tariffs on UK pension schemes. The SPP has sought to utilise the diverse expertise of its membership...
An additional 1.6m more people risk poverty in retirement due to rising living costs, according to the latest report from Scottish Widows. Overall it found that 15.3m now face poverty in retirement...
Trustee and governance firm Vidett has appointed Alison Hatcher as head of trusteeship. Hatcher recently stepped down as non-executive director at The Pensions Regulator, where she provided commercial and industry insight to...
The government should embrace bold pension reforms as a radical game-change for UK growth. Given the high cost of tax relief there is clear justification for the government to require pension funds...
There are significant difference between homeowners and renters when it comes to spending patterns in retirement, according to new research from the University of Bath and consultants LCP. Homeowners tend to spend...
