Legislation

Anna Taylor and Angela Sharma look at calculating statutory minimum increases

A case update on De La Rue & Ors v De La Rue Pension Trustee Ltd & Anor

Policy has evolved substantially since the Finance Act 1921, says Jane Marshall

Sir Steve Webb says savers need to ‘de-couple’ taking tax-free cash from a decision about the rest of their pension pot

Baroness Ros Altmann argues that net-pay schemes do not offer value for money for lower paid workers

A small amendment to the pension schemes bill on 8 June has been labelled ‘significant’ in meeting criticism of the pensions dashboard but has sparked confusion over whether it could confirm a ‘water-tight’ commitment to run a single dashboard.

Ten master trusts will pay at least 25% of the total general levy despite holding just 2% of assets, according to The People’s Pension (TPP).

The Department for Work and Pensions’ consultation on increasing the general levy has closed. Holly Roach looks at the industry’s response to its proposals

A pension schemes bill is set to be laid in parliament in the coming weeks after the government announced a wide-ranging suite of reforms in the Queen’s Speech today.

Partner Insight: Members' evolving needs and expectations are driving changes in scheme administration. As the pensions landscape inevitably continues to change, how will your scheme's approach need to develop to keep pace?