Nearly half or 46 per cent of British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) members received unsuitable advice, prompting the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) redress scheme, but many may receive less compensation...

Two-thirds of employers who track employee appreciation of benefits believe their staff highly value them, but only 21 per cent of employees agree, according to Grid According to Grid, around...

More than a billion pounds of retirement savings could be lost due to savers transferring to higher-charging pensions, according to the People’s Partnership. The People’s Pension has released a new...

Cushon has rebranded to NatWest Cushon, a year after the bank acquired an 85 per cent share in the business. The rebranding follows NatWest Group’s investment in the growth of...

The majority of employers, 57 per cent, state that mental health is their top concern regarding their employees in light of hybrid working, according to Towergate Health & Protection.  According...

Aviva has appointed Simon Ellis as its new workplace commercial director, taking over from Emma Douglas who previous lead the company’s workplace pensions business.  Douglas is staying with Aviva, taking...

Bringing diversity, equity and inclusion to life Diversity, equity and inclusion (DE&I) will mean different things to each of us, in a personal capacity as well as professionally. It can...

Over half of trustees and pension scheme representative (54 per cent) say new tax incentives would be the best way for the new government to encourage pension investment into the...

The proportion of people saving enough to ensure that at least basic costs are covered in retirement continues to fall  amid a cost-of-living crisis, according to Scottish Widows’ latest retirement...

The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) is collaborating with the Chartered Institute for Securities & Investment (CISI) to enhance actuaries’ understanding of ethical issues in artificial intelligence (AI). This...