Defined Contribution

But 'clearer case' for change expected in 2020

Pension savers in their final years of work are concerned they will not be able to match the living standards of those who have already retired, according to research by Prudential.

In the latest of Newton Investment Management's DC updates, Julian Lyne looks to the US for lessons in protecting DC schemes

Half of firms are worried staff will not use their company pension scheme to support themselves into retirement because of freedom and choice, according to a study.

Extending auto-enrolment (AE) to workers in the gig economy could grant them a lump sum of £75,600 at retirement, Zurich and Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) research suggests.

Pooling traditional defined contribution (DC) fund assets could lead to significantly larger retirement funds through better diversification and governance, Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) and Schroders research has suggested.

Professional Pensions is holding a complimentary breakfast briefing on assessing value for money in defined contribution (DC) schemes.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has launched a review into whether trustees are carrying out adequate assessments of the costs and charges paid by members.

Some master trusts have been criticised for exposing members to too much risk one year prior to retirement. Michael Klimes explores the difficulty of balancing risk exposure.

David Weeks says bringing more trustees up to standard through outreach work would be a good first move to tackle the underperforming 'underbelly'