Tim Sharp

The government is encouraging schemes to invest in illiquid assets with higher performance fees. Kim Kaveh asks if this is a good idea.

Tim Sharp warns the DWP's plans for collective DC risk establishing an inhospitable environment for the lay trustee

Tim Sharp says more fundamental reforms are necessary in order to make a big difference to the lives of young workers

Tim Sharp says the way we pursue retirement provision can amplify or dampen divisions experienced in working lives

Tim Sharp says the government has missed some big opportunities to help workers in the DB white paper.

Tim Sharp says as the conclusion of the government's AE review approaches, we must start asking more fundamental questions about what sort of pensions system we are building

Mandatory rates rather than minimum rates could substantially benefit members, but it may be too challenging to implement them now, writes Kim Kaveh.

Michael Klimes explores how national retirement targets similar to those used in Australia could help improve member outcomes

Six in ten hospitality workers are slipping through the net of automatic enrolment (AE), a Trades Union Congress (TUC) analysis has found.

Tim Sharp says the government's plans to increase the state pension age to 68 from 2037 is an absurdly crude mechanism for forcing people to work longer