Each month DC World asks readers for their views. This month we ask: What legislation for DC pensions would you like to see the new coalition government introduce/remove?
Do you think employers need to radically change how they deliver their employee benefits if they are to engage younger workers?
Panellists discuss how shifting attitudes to default funds have affected DC schemes over the past year and what changes are ahead
Millions of people are basing their retirement planning on their occupational defined contribution pension scheme.
Bosses were ordered to keep up benefit payments to a long-serving former employee despite no pension documentation or contracts existing.
Aegon is withdrawing from the bulk annuities market with immediate effect as part of a restructure of its UK life and pensions business.
An employer member of the National Association of Pension Funds has accused the trade body of failing to consult with members before issuing public statements.
Straight-through processing should be made the industry standard for defined contribution investment transactions, Fidelity says.
Total scheme allocation to bonds is at its highest level since the late 1960s, a UBS Global Asset Management survey reveals.
An Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) working paper, published this month, has found defined contribution members risk dramatic fluctuations in retirement income unless they adopt default strategies that reduce the impact of...