Association of Consulting Actuaries

PP conducted an online poll asking whether the government should hold fire on proposals forcing schemes to make adjustments to benefits to compensate for the effects of unequal GMPs. Here are the results.

Many within the industry want the government to hold fire on proposals forcing schemes to make adjustments to benefits to compensate for the effects of unequal GMPs - what's your view?

EUROPE - The Association of Consulting Actuaries has urged government to seek further legal certainty on guaranteed minimum pension equalisation because of the £10bn ($16bn) cost to employers.

Pushing ahead with early access proposals would have risked greater dependency on the state pension and left schemes and providers in a "bureaucratic tangle", the National Association of Pension Funds says.

Jenna Towler asks if the coalition is keep its word on pensions

The government has so far failed to meet its promise on entering office to reinvigorate occupational pension schemes, the Association of Consulting Actuaries says.

Allowing early access to pension pots is surely detrimental to saving if it means a diminished sum at retirement.

As the fiduciary management model continues its ascent, Mark Goode looks at how consultants are evolving to keep pace with the changing nature of the industry

The law on pension input periods should be changed to stop a clash with the upcoming tax allowance alterations, actuaries say.

The recent Association of Consulting Actuaries 2010 Smaller Firms' Pensions Survey found mixed views on the government's radical auto-enrolment reforms. David Robertson reports