AE

A report from the Public Accounts Committee urges DWP to monitor auto-enrolment closely as the industry grapples with small employers and low earners, Michael Klimes finds

Women who are most vulnerable to changes in the state pension should not receive help from the government to make transitional arrangements according to PP research.

Small firms are still not clear about their auto enrolment (AE) responsibilities and are underestimating the costs, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

Reading through TPR's priorities for 2016 shows a tough time ahead for trustees finds Helen Morrissey.

Changes to workplace pensions are seen by independent financial advisers (IFAs) as their key growth opportunities for 2016 according to Aviva.

Respondents to this week's Pensions Buzz survey have asked Father Christmas for a government promise of no more pension regulations in the immediate future.

The majority of people that work in pension schemes expect at least four in five defined benefit (DB) funds to meet all of their obligations in full, according to research from PP.

Royal London and Johnson Fleming are among providers which have come top in the auto-enrolment (AE) rankings for 2015 produced by the Finance & Technology Research Centre (F&TRC).

NEST should be made the default auto-enrolment provider for small firms, according to a majority of respondents to Professional Pensions research.

Auto enrolment (AE) would be easier for small employers if the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) was the default provider and had been from the outset, says Mike Cherry.