More than a third of people (34 per cent) do not know how much they should be contributing to their pensions each year to achieve a decent income in retirement, research from Hargreaves Lansdown (HL) ...

A specialist service has been launched by Broadstone to help pension trustees complete guaranteed minimum pension (GMP) equalisation projects within 18 months, aiming to break the "logjam" that has ...

Over one in five (22 per cent) 18-34 year olds expect to need £100,000+ a year for a good standard of living in retirement, while only 3 per cent of those aged 50-69 expect the same, research from ...

With mixed reactions to reports that the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, is looking at changes to salary sacrifice as part of her ...

The Work and Pensions Committee (WPC) has launched a new inquiry on the transition to state pension age (SPA) ahead of the ...

Senior figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and The Pensions Regulator (TPR) have emphasised the growing ...

Industry experts have welcomed the government's commitment to make financial education compulsory in primary schools in England, and to encourage payroll savings more widely, as part of its Financial ...

Many pension schemes are still “knowingly paying members the wrong benefits” seven years after a landmark court ruling required guaranteed minimum pension (GMP) equalisation, EY-Parthenon pensions ...

Growing insurer capacity and a strong pipeline of insurance transactions are expected to result in £550bn of buy-ins over the next decade, according to analysis from LCP, with the recent trend of ...

The DFDS Group UK Pension Scheme and the DFDS Logistics Pension Scheme, both of which are sponsored by DFDS, have agreed two full scheme buy-ins with Just Group, totalling a combined £70m ...

Social issues can no longer be regarded as “soft” considerations but instead should be seen as material financial factors shaping company valuations, risk management, and long-term resilience, the Def ...