It’s not easy managing housing costs when economic factors – such as inflation and interest rates – keep changing. For members who are renting, wanting to get on the...

More people are avoiding financial discussions and concealing their financial concerns with one in five adults with financial advisers hiding finances from family, and 19 per cent feel too embarrassed...

The Personal Finance Society has created a new panel of advisers, policy professionals, and sustainable finance experts to improve advising standards and consumer outcomes regarding climate change and other sustainability...

Stagflation is the economic scenario that many pension funds fear the most but are perhaps least prepared for. Its heady combination of accelerating prices and meagre growth remains an economic...

Legal & General Group Protection has enhanced its SME offering, widening access and offering a longer guaranteed period on rates.  L&G is now offering group risk products to firms with...

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has recommended the creation of an independent commission on household financial security, following a model similar to the Pensions Commission, in order to address pressing...

The number of sick days taken by UK workers last year increased and is now at the highest level for a decade   – despite more than half of employers...

It has been a case of back to something like normal for defined contribution default fund pension performance in the year to 30 June 2023, with all schemes registering positive...

Low levels of home ownership, increased life expectancy and relatively low AE contributions mean today’s younger workers will face stark choices in retirement, according to latest report from the Pensions...

Mercer has appointed Suzanne Rose to be its new UK defined contribution leader, which will see her leading the company’s DC advisory and workplace savings businesses.  Rose joins from Aviva...