Baroness Jeannie Drake is to lead a new Pensions Commission, which will seek cross-party and industry consensus on improving pensions adequacy. Alongside this Commission the Government has also launched a state pension...
Now: Pensions has been fined £100,000 by The Pensions Regulator for failing to promptly report system failures, which meant that over 80,000 required communications weren’t sent to savers, impacting their ability to...
The second phase of the government’s pensions review, focused on whether people are saving enough for retirement, is due to be published on Monday, but former Pensions Minister and LCP partner Steve...
Today’s group risk products are much more than a financial safety net, offering a broad range of health and wellbeing services that can be used whether or not someone’s claiming. But, with...
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has unveiled its 2025/26 Corporate Plan, setting out how it will help prepare the industry for the changes expected under the upcoming Pension Schemes Bill. The plan focuses...
Aon has appointed Michael Porter as DC proposition development leader within its DC Solutions business. Porter brings more than 18 years of experience in the UK pensions industry, having held senior positions...
Long-term sickness leave is costing UK employers an average of £20,735 per employee, according to new research from MetLife. The figure accounts for a range of hidden and direct costs, including temporary...
The government has released draft rules introducing a new “targeted support” regime that would allow authorised firms to offer more personalised help with pensions and investments. The move aims to bridge the...
The Mansion House speech last night failed to mention Phase 2 of the Pensions Review, which industry experts say was a missed opportunity to tackle long-term sustainability. The speech reaffirmed the government’s...
Wealth managers and IFAs are planning to increase how much of their own wealth they allocate to private markets, according to new research from Wealth Club. The research shows 98 per cent...
