The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has said the “time is right” to review several key areas of its governing legislation, ...

Nearly three quarters (71 per cent) financial advisers are concerned about pensions being brought into scope of inheritance ...

Many pension providers are still relying on outdated technology, with nearly half (41 per cent) still posting out letters, ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said that it is expecting to resolve all remaining state pension underpayment ...

Pension investors should remain calm despite market turbulence caused by US President, Donald Trump's tariffs, Hargreaves Lansdown head of retirement analysis, Helen Morrissey, has said ...

Aberdeen has announced that £3bn of pension scheme policies have transferred from Phoenix Life Limited to abrdn Life and Pensions Limited (abrdn Life) ...

Six in 10 (60 per cent) defined benefit (DB) pension members fear the government’s plans to allow employers to extract surplus cash from their schemes would create risks for them and other members, re ...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has urged small defined contribution (DC) schemes that are failing to compete with better governed larger ones to consider winding up, after it revealed that a growing num ...

Corporate sponsors could face "significant" costs if they don’t consider their risk appetite before engaging with insurers as they plan a buyout and wind up of their defined benefit (DB) pension ...

Anglo American Services (UK) has completed a £785m combined buy-in with Legal & General Assurance Society (L&G) for three of ...

One in eight (12 per cent) people intending to purchase an annuity would not consider switching from their existing pension provider to another supplier, even if they could potentially gain additional ...

Fragmentation in stewardship approaches and misalignment between asset owners and managers is creating inconsistencies in engagement and voting strategies, a report by Pensions for Purpose has suggest ...