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The vast majority of larger pension schemes have set at net zero by 2050 target — but only a third of smaller schemes have made such commitments. These findings were in a...

Nearly half of UK workers did not receive any workplace support to manage the impact of the cost of living in 2023, up 12 per cent from the year before, according to...

Member choice under a pot for life system should include the ability to have contributions paid into self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) and personal pensions, according to a Social Market Foundation (SMF) paper...

First Actuarial has appointed actuary Steve Deverell-Smith to provide employer services to the firms growing private sector client base. Deverell-Smith joins from WTW where he has worked for over a decade advising...

Six out of 10 employers are planning to increase their spend on benefit technology in the next two years, with almost half (46 per cent) specifically looking to increase investment in financial...

Consultants have welcomed the tax cut on DB funds surpluses — but have called for the government to go further in enabling these assets to be put to use for the good...

Cushon has joined the Association of British Insurers (ABI). This coincides with the company’s announcement that it has signed the Mansion House Compact, an initiative started by the Chancellor in the summer...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has updated its guidance on cyber security by calling on trustees and scheme provider to report all significant cyber incidents so it can build a better picture of...

This year has proved to be a record one for the pension risk transfer market.  It is forecast that pension de-risking deals will total £50bn in 2023 — the highest level on record...

Employees with anxiety see a 57-day annual productivity reduction; depression leads to a loss of 58 days, and sleep issues result in a 52-day decrease, according to Telus. According to the findings,...