Lawyers suggest that this November’s High Court ruling concerning the Lloyds Banking Group guaranteed minimum pensions equalisation and transfers is likely to be the last of the big policy- setting court cases on...
'Embrace technology or be left behind’. It is a phrase intermediaries often hear when digital services are rolled out by incumbent providers or new market disrupters. But it is worth reflecting that every...
Aviva’s Age of Ambiguity research clearly highlights the impact the current situation is having on the health of the UK workforce. In August, 43 per cent of employees ranked their mental health...
The pensions campaign group co-founded by Love, Actually director Richard Curtis has launched a new satirical film highlighting the role pension play in funding deforestation. Make My Money Matter is a campaign...
Vladimir Lenin once observed that there are decades when nothing happens, and weeks where decades happen. The comments have frequently been used to describe the rapid changes brought about by the coronavirus pandemic...
The end of a year that has seen a once in a century event transform working practices is a great opportunity to ask where do we go next? 2020 has taught us...
The Department for Work and Pensions and the Pensions Regulator have made clear that they want to see many workplace pensions consolidate. It may not – quite - be one size fits all,...
It’s not controversial to say a key regulatory objective is to encourage consumers to shop around for financial services products. As well as driving competition, it also ensures the customer gets the...
Even before the coronavirus pandemic, half of the UK’s workforce was borrowing money to pay for basic needs. The recent crisis has worsened the financial situation of many and highlighted the need...
Market events of 2020 could lead to a fresh wave of benefit reviews by UK companies and increase the number of pension scheme closures in the comping year, according to a new...
