JACK JONES talks to The Pensions Advisory Service chairman PARTHA DASGUPTA about the future of the organisation in light of the 2012 reforms
The Pensions Advisory Service has seen demand for its advice surge from workers who will be affected by auto-enrolment, its chairman says.
Changes to auto-enrolment legislation outlined in the latest Pensions Bill have been cautiously welcomed by the industry.
The design of some occupational pension funds will be affected by the abolition of the default retirement age despite government promises schemes would not be affected, experts warn.
The Pensions Bill largely clarifies section 251 but could go further to address situations in which a scheme partially winds up, Mayer Brown says.
Jonathan Stapleton says increasing member engagement is the only way to reinvigorate pensions
Otto Thoresen explains why employers and better incentives are key to the future of schemes
Chris Edge, the former chief executive of AllenbridgeEpic Investment Advisers, died at the end of last year.
The Pensions Bill could remove the need for formal section 143 Pension Protection Fund valuations, a consultant says.