UK Companies Reduce Pension Deficit by £8 Billion
Mercer expects 2018 to be ‘biggest year ever’ for pension risk transfer.
Mercer expects 2018 to be ‘biggest year ever’ for pension risk transfer.
Universities pension fund reaches partial settlement of class-action suit.
Birmingham’s Crest Healthcare accused of shirking auto-enrollment duties.
Local authority pension plans expected to be earliest to implement new regulations.
Company changes position on wage-in-retirement plan.
Statement of objections initiates regulator’s first enforcement case.
Move will bring three funds under control of one administrating authority.
Report says firms listed on comparison service sites falsely claim to have advisers with CFP status.
Report finds UK local government pensions still invest £16.1 billion in fossil fuels.
Plan spurs call for strikes at major universities, including Oxford and Cambridge.
Communication Workers Union says a major industrial relations showdown looks inevitable.
The deficit for UK private sector pensions is down £128 billion from last year.
New reporting methods boost numbers, but increase is “still significant.”
The majority of 25- to 34-year-olds have no investments, and lag in savings.
CPI reaches highest level since 2012.