What is driving demand for private healthcare options? Demand for corporate healthcare options, including cash plans and dental plans, has increased since the pandemic, which raised awareness of different health needs, including...
The corporate cash plan market continued its growth trajectory last year, increasing by 9 per cent, according to Corporate Adviser’s latest Cash and Dental Plans report. TO DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE...
SPONSORED CONTENT As part of our ongoing series aimed at dispelling common misconceptions surrounding pensions, it’s time to challenge the traditional notion of retirement at 65. Whilst it’s true that many default...
Muse Advisory has expanded its programme management team with two experienced hires, Adam Barker and Olivia Devereese. Barker, who previously worked for Mercer and Aptia, brings over 30 years’ experience in leading...
Most of the UK defined benefit (DB) pension schemes, around 71 per cent, with a defined endgame plan to move to an insurance solution as soon as it is achievable, though some...
Around 59 per cent of people who accessed a defined contribution pension in the last four years did not use Pension Wise, the free and impartial guidance service, according to the latest...
Scottish Widows has appointed Oke Eleazu and Maria Herrero-Bullich to its Independent Governance Committee (IGC). Eleazu has extensive experience in customer service and digital transformation and joins the committee as Clare Goldie-Scot steps...
The number of professional trustee appointments increased by 8 per cent last year, but growth is slowing across the market as it matures. WTW’s 2025 professional trustee survey showed that there were...
Around 33 per cent of people with defined contribution (DC) pensions had less than £10,000 saved in 2024, down from 40 per cent in 2020, according to the FCA’s latest Financial Lives...
TO DOWNLOAD A COPY OF THE CORPORATE ADVISER MASTER TRUST AND GPP DEFAULTS REPORT CLICK HERE What challenges do today’s retirement savers face? The pension landscape is shifting towards ‘Generation DC’, where...
