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The government has launched a review into the state pension age, focusing on the factors the government should consider ...
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has shared further research into pension providers, revealing that the typical assets under management (AUM) for multi-employer providers (MEPs) was around 1 ...
Whilst auto-enrolment has brought in a significant number of new savers, the average contribution rate as a percentage of total pay for those saving was lower in 2023 than before auto-enrolment was ro ...
Major UK pension scheme investors have launched the Governance for Growth Investor Campaign (GGIC), aiming to champion savers’ interests through a governance for growth approach, thereby accelerating ...
The government has "revived" the Pensions Commission as part of its work to explore the barriers stopping people from saving enough for retirement, with the commission set to share its final report in ...
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published a year two update on its three-year corporate plan (2024–2027), warning that the ...
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published its Planning and Preparing for Later Life 2024 report, revealing that more than a third of UK adults aged 40 to 75 have no savings at all, poin ...
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will publish three pensions-related reports on Monday (21 July), prompting experts ...
DB schemes are “surging” into hedge fund investment, driven by market volatility and wider macro-economic uncertainty, Aon has claimed ...
Industry experts have expressed their disappointment after Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, failed to announce the launch of the ...
The Office for Budget Responsibility's (OBR) forecast that the triple lock will cost £15.5bn annually by 2029-30, three times ...
The pensions adequacy review, expected to be launched on Monday, must not be “nobbled by the Treasury from day one”, but “free to come up with its own recommendations – even if these cost money”, ...