STRUGGLING UK schemes are increasingly looking at offering members enhanced transfer incentives but are fearful of being the first to do so, an adviser claims.
THE PENSION Protection Fund's decision to raise tax issues with the Treasury begs the question of which body is most responsible for pensions, a consultant says.
A SHAREHOLDER'S resolution to compel supermarket giant Tesco to improve how its suppliers treat their staff will be considered at the firm's annual general meeting.
UNDERSTANDING of environmental, social and governance issues alongside more traditional financial factors gives trustees a better understanding of risks and opportunities, Watson Wyatt says.
A HIGH Court judge has slammed the Pensions Ombudsman over "startling and disturbing" delays in dealing with a complaint.
UNIONS have called for a pension scheme to be set up for Britain's 400,000 agricultural workers.
FUNDING increases to the Financial Assistance Scheme set out in the Pensions Bill are "so mean as to be morally indefensible," the Conservatives have said.
THE PENSIONS Regulator's three-year plan will make life difficult for employers looking to recruit trustees, consultants claim.