Financial resilience

The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has  appointed four new non-executive directors to its board. The new board member are Marlene Shiels, Monica Kalia, Sara Weller and Simon Hamilton. In this role...

Inflation in the UK could hit 18.6 per cent by the start of next year, according to the latest economic forecasts from US bank Citi.  This is significantly higher than the Bank...

Workplace savings provider Cushon is calling for a reduction in the withdrawal charges imposed on Lifetime Isas (Lisa), to support UK savers during the cost-of-living crisis. These calls are backed by Michael...

Almost one in 10 people (7 per cent) are planning to reduce workplace pension contributions to help them cope with the rising cost of living. This research from Barnett Waddingham suggests that...

The cost of living crisis is causing more financial distress than the Covid pandemic. Research by Aegon, which has been tracking people’s financial concerns on a regular basis, found that almost two...

More than one in two adults are looking at ways to boost their income to help cope with the cost of living crisis. Research from Canada Life found that 28.9m people (55...

SPONSORED CONTENT Arguably the most significant change for the Group Risk industry as a result of the pandemic is the widespread adoption of digital health platforms which has not only transformed how...

SPONSORED CONTENT Wellbeing in the workplace has never been more important. Over the last two years, employers have faced significant challenges in supporting their staff throughout the pandemic, but also implementing best...

If Legal & General’s latest Wellbeing at Work Barometer data – hot off the press – is anything to go by, there are some considerable wellbeing gaps where many SMEs (50-249 employees)...

It is extraordinarily rare that you get government intervention in financial services that is widely heralded as a good thing. Help to Buy: great for developers, expensive for first time buyers. Pension...