Zedra has appointed Alastair Meeks to be its new client director,  Meeks, who will be based in the firm’s London offices, joins from legal firm Pinsent Masons, where he has...

Almost one in two retired people did not review their finances or seek guidance or advice from professionals before retiring.  Research by Just Group said these figures how many people...

To date the focus of the retirement income debate has been about how to deliver retirement income solutions that take into account the specific needs and requirements of the individual...

The Pensions Dashboard Programme has revised its delivery plan, which it says will enable it to meet the new connection deadline of October 31 2026. In its latest industry update,...

SPONSORED CONTENT As finfluencers start filling up people’s social media feeds, is what they’re saying too good to be true? Here are the key pitfalls that members should watch out...

Employers are increasingly using private GP services to support their workers, with one healthcare trust provider reporting a 200 per cent increase in usage since 2021. Healix says this is...

 Employers are failing to specify suitability or cyber security skills when hiring new pension managers according to analysis by Independent Governance Group. The professional pensions trustees analysed the relevant skills...

Scottish Widows is appointing former chief executive of The Pensions Regulator, Charles Counsell OBE, to its Independent Governance Committee (IGC). Counsel is a former Chief Executive of the Money Advice...

Australia may be best known for golden beaches, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the occasional crocodile frightening tourists in the Outback.   But there’s another homegrown product from Down Under...

Six in ten midlifers aged 45 to 54, equivalent to 5.2 million people, are taking action to increase their retirement savings, according to new research from Phoenix Insights. According to...