Industry

This week we want to know if the Chancellor will reform tax relief in the Budget and if the government should amend rules around salary exchange arrangements to help lower-paid workers.

RPMI has continued the restructure of its senior team - appointing two managing directors as part of a move to focus on "core areas" of expertise.

Broadstone has bought Mitchell Consulting and 2020 Trustees as part of its continuing acquisitions strategy.

PP research shows huge support for helping workers plan for retirement.

This week's top stories included the Trades Union Congress calling for collective defined contribution schemes after finding a bad year of investment performance a year before retirement can leave savers £5,000 a year worse off.

Nearly three-quarters (74%) of asset owners include diversity in their annual report, according to New Financial.

Incoming chairman Richard Butcher says bringing more members into the trade body's policy process will produce better policy argument

Schemes should consider more modern ways of engaging with complaining members as this could solve conflicts more quickly, Anthony Arter says.

Pensioners retiring in 2022 will receive £9bn a year more from their private pensions and annuities than those retiring this year, an Experian analysis reveals.

This week's edition of Professional Pensions is out now