The government’s small pots reforms will place significant demands on pension administrators, systems and data, the Pensions Management Institute (PMI) has warned, as the industry called for an operat ...

One in six (16 per cent) employers have likely never reviewed their workplace pension scheme to ensure it offers value for money, with 11 per cent stating this outright and 5 per cent admitting they ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published a consultation on the automatic consolidation of deferred small pension pots through the creation of consolidator schemes ...

The insurance and long-term savings sector has invested £22.8bn in UK productive assets since 2024, putting it more than a fifth of the way towards its £100bn investment commitment, according to the A ...

More than two-thirds of defined benefit (DB) schemes in The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) latest funding analysis are now in surplus, almost double the proportion recorded for the same cohort three years ...

Long-Term Asset Funds (LTAF) with the highest expected returns offered around 5 per cent a year more in expected returns than ...

The state pension triple lock is facing renewed scrutiny after the latest figures put the full new state pension on course to ...

The Engineering Council Pension Scheme has completed a £9m full-scheme buyout with Just Group, securing the benefits of around 90 members ...

A defined benefit (DB) pension scheme sponsored by Special Melted Products Ltd has completed a £52m full-scheme buy-in with ...

The pensions industry must ensure digital transformation does not leave some savers behind, a paper by the Society of Pension ...

Women aged 55 to 59 have just 54 per cent of the pension wealth held by men of the same age, with differences in working ...

Defined benefit (DB) pension scheme funding remained broadly stable in August, with funding levels changing only marginally ...