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Inconsistency in DC default could lead to greater opt-outs
Lack of consistency across defined contribution (DC) default funds may result in larger numbers of members opting out, Punter Southall Aspire has warned.
Top five priorities for pension policy
With MP Richard Harrington replacing Baroness Ros Altmann in a more junior role, what should the under-secretary of state for pensions prioritise over the next year?
Are pension funds pulling out of property?
Several property funds suspended trading last week in the wake of large outflows. Helen Morrissey asks whether pension funds are taking a long-term view.
Altmann: DC needs to take lead from DB with illiquid assets
Defined contribution (DC) schemes need to take a lead from defined benefit (DB) counterparts when looking to include illiquid assets.
LISA 'not a cure all' for retirement needs
The lifetime ISA (LISA) has short-term benefits but pensions come out on top over the whole of a career, according to analysis from Fidelity International.
UK Pensions Awards 2016 - The Winners
Here they are - the winners of the UK Pensions Awards 2016.
Savers withdraw £4.4bn in first year of freedoms
A quarter of a million people have taken advantage of freedom and choice since the reforms came into effect last April, according to official figures.
JLT Employee Benefits hires head of client communications
David Millar has been appointed head of client communications by JLT Employee Benefits where he will lead a team of consultants and production managers.
Industry warns Lifetime ISA will damage pensions and confuse savers
The government's Lifetime ISA will lead to mass confusion and could pave the way for a future move to the Pensions ISA, according to several people.
Fidelity to add State Street's target date funds to DC platform
Fidelity International will add State Street Global Advisors' (SSGA) target date funds (TDFs) to its defined contribution (DC) platform in the first quarter of this year.
How schemes should react to divergent monetary policy in 2016
Central banks are set to go indifferent directions
Daniel Godfrey leaves Investment Association in shock exit
Director of compliance fills role
Can rules of thumb make members avoid silly decisions?
How the 4% rule can help
Boats, divorce and a double decker bus: what are retirees spending their lump sum on?
Fidelity Worldwide Investment has revealed what its customers are spending their pension lump sums on, with one retiree using the cash to buy a red Routemaster bus.
Bridging the communications gap: Growing pensions enthusiasm vs saving enough.
The Budget freedoms have encouraged more people to start saving into a pension. However, how do we help them save enough asks Richard Parkin.
Alan Higham exits Fidelity after 18 months
Alan Higham, Fidelity Worldwide Investment retirement director, is to leave the business after 18 months.
Which? calls for FCA crackdown on 'confusing' drawdown charges
Consumer group Which? wants the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to take action to simplify drawdown charges to make pensions freedom and choice retirement income options easier to understand.
Advice rule irritates DB savers as pension freedom trends emerge
The advantages of defined benefit (DB) pensions appear lost on some final salary savers who are frustrated by a government rule mandating they seek regulated advice before transferring out, research suggests.
A ten-point plan for the new pensions minister
Fidelity Worldwide Investment has laid out what it thinksRos Altmann’s priorities should be:
UK Pensions Awards 2015 - The Winners
Here they are - the winners of the UK Pensions Awards 2015.
Has Steve Webb been a success?
PP gets the industry opinion on Webb's five years as pensions minister
Crunching the numbers: What parties' pension tax plans mean for scheme members
Regardless of who is in power after the general election, higher earners are going to see their pension contributions taxed more heavily, according to analysis.
Mercer hires non-executive director
Catrina Holme has been appointed non-executive director of Mercer's UK board.
Fidelity and Towers Watson forced to pay out over delayed transfer request
The Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has ordered Fidelity Investments and Towers Watson to compensate a scheme member who lost out due to a "needless delay" of his transfer request.
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