Retirement Fund has appointed First Actuarial to provide actuarial and administration services. The London Clinic, the sponsoring employer, said that it has already seen an increase in positive member ...

Focusing consistently on career advancement could have a "significant" impact on a person's pension outcomes, Standard Life has suggested after its research found that varying career strategies could ...

Defined benefit (DB) pension schemes are no longer acting as a "drain" on sponsoring employers, Broadstone has said, after its analysis found that deficit reduction contributions dropped to £932m in ...

Sainsbury's defined benefit (DB) pension surplus rose to £731m as at 1 March 2025, marking a £41m increase from the prior ...

The Pensions Age Spring Conference, taking place in London on Thursday 24 April 2025, is now just a week away, but there is still time to register ...

The first pension provider has finalised connection to the pensions dashboards ecosystem, in line with the Department for ...

Half (50 per cent) of UK adults don't know how much they'll receive in their state pension, while nearly a third (32 per cent) are unaware of the age they'll receive it, analysis from Standard Life ha ...

Crowe is undertaking its fifth survey into the risk management of Trust-based pension schemes. Completion of this survey each year identifies trends in fraud and cyber resilience and risk facing ...

De-risking is a slogan applied to many of the actions being taken by trustees and sponsors running defined benefit (DB) pension schemes. But, like all slogans, it conceals a diverse and complex ...

Jonathan Bull answers the common questions trustees ask when looking into trustee liability insurance and provides a brief guide to insurance protection Why do we need insurance when we have an ...

Ian Aley explains how to create an effective journey plan for pension schemes Journey planning is a well-worn phrase - but are pension scheme sponsors and trustees really in control of the end ...

At first glance, video games have no relevance to pensions. It is a relatively young, ‘cool’ industry, projected to be worth $100 billion globally by 2017, while the much older and much less cool ...