Research

Men receive an average of £153.86 a week, compared to £125.98 for women

Report says sponsors must be aware of three new kinds of risk.

The funded status of the 100 largest US defined benefit plans rises nearly 5% to 86%.

Report says pension cuts reduce the public sector’s ability to compete for new employees.

Despite the sharp rise, the aggregate deficit is down 29% from 2017.

Report finds pubic pensions are hunkering down as corporate pensions are winding down.

Report suggests states assume annual returns of 6.5% for the next decade.

Tracking portfolio reverses last year’s gains after surging in January.

Survey also finds 16% will opt out due to recent mandatory contribution increases.

Report estimates top 50 defined benefit plans at 86% funded level.

Report also shows that the majority of employers are upholding auto-enrollment duties.

However, figure ‘masks the materially worse funding position likely to be reported.’

Surveyed investors prefer advice from human interaction versus AI, whereas tech is preferred as strategy tool.