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The IPT rise means healthcare benefits are likely to become an increasingly expensive commodity for businesses. Kristian Brunt-Seymour considers the options are available to reduce their burden.

Many trustees think their DC scheme assets are protected by the FSCS but this may not be the case. Helen Morrissey looks at why trustees need to be aware of how DC assets are protected.

Lynda Whitney looks at how schemes are using alternative financing solutions to fund pension schemes.

Thomas Nehring takes a look at the rapidly evolving DGF market.

Trustees of small DB schemes can make big savings by reviewing their bundled insurance company arrangements says Ashlin Noonan.

Jeremy Lang looks at how learned bias can be exploited to find opportunity in investment markets.

Retirement guidance still not up to scratch

George Osborne has been having a big say in pensions policy since Budget 2014. Owain Thomas explains that this could be set for a further five years.

Auto-enrolment was expected to have a substantial effect on how employers offered protection insurance. How could this be manifested?

A quiet revolution is happening in hedge funds. Investors continue to allocate to the asset class, but the way they are allocating is changing, while its investor base is growing broader and becoming more inclusive according to Fred Ingham.