Defined Contribution

The government is looking to impose capital adequacy requirements on master trusts through the forthcoming pensions bill, PP understands.

A weakened economy following the vote to leave the EU means savers will have to put as much as 22% of their wages into pensions.

The liabilities of DB schemes are often seen as a burden on younger savers, but is this really the case? James Phillips explores the arguments

The Pensions Regulator has called on defined contribution (DC) trustees to improve governance after revealing many small schemes are lagging behind.

As part of our series looking at what firms did to win accolades at the UK Pensions Awards 2016, PP speaks to B&CE chief executive Patrick Heath-Lay about how the firm won the DC Pension Provider of the Year category.

As part of our series looking at what firms did to win accolades at the UK Pensions Awards 2016, PP speaks to B&CE director of policy and market engagement Darren Philp about how The People's Pension won the DC Master Trust of the Year category.

One in five small employers are missing the staging date for auto-enrolment (AE), according to Now Pensions client figures.

The Resolution Foundation has today launched a commission into intergenerational inequality, focusing on the gap in wages, pensions, and homeownership between generations.

The Railways Pension Scheme has been awarded the Pension Quality Mark (PQM) Ready standard for its Industry Wide Defined Contribution (IWDC) section for the fourth year running.

The pension knowledge gap of younger savers is bigger than previously thought and is affecting their potential retirement funds, research from Jelf Employee Benefits finds.