The Pensions Regulator has proved itself to be a flexible regulator, at least when it comes to the onerous area of master trust authorisation. Master trusts had been given until 31 March 2019...
Housing minister James Brokenshire has proposed a change to pension rules which would allow younger savers to use these funds to help them onto the housing ladder. In a speech to the...
One if five people who have officially retired are continuing to work on a part-time or casual basis, according to new research from Punter Southall Apsire. These figures show the growing trend...
The Money and Pensions Service has announced that Chris Curry will take up the role as principal of the Pensions Dashboard Industry Delivery Group from July 8th. Curry is currently a director...
Long commutes are impacting employee health and costing UK businesses an estimated £5.3bn a year in lost productivity, according to new research. This research, from Vitality, found that the average UK employee...
The UK workforce is ageing at a rapid rate with more than seven out of 10 employees now set to work beyond their 65th birthday, according to new research. Canada Life Group...
Group private medical insurance is increasingly seen as one of the most highly valued corporate benefits, according to new data on the wider workplace healthcare market. The Workplace Protection & Wellbeing Report,...
Ascot Lloyd is the latest master trust provider to confirm that it is exiting the sector. The provider confirmed that it will be winding down the scheme. It said trustees are at...
Tributes have been paid to Alasdair Buchanan, the former head of communications for both Scottish Life and Royal London, who died on May 14. Buchanan worked for many years managing the PR...
There has been a 50 per cent increase in the number of employees covered by corporate cash plans, according to a landmark new report published by Corporate Adviser Intelligence. The Workplace Protection...
