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Sarah Hollingworth has been appointed a senior consultant at employee communication specialists Like Minds.

This week we want to know how trustees can avoid group think scenarios and if more data on how people make pension decisions would lead to better legislation.

Speculation is rife that Chancellor George Osborne will introduce a flat-rate of tax relief, which will benefit lower earners according to a report in the Financial Times.

Two factor-based equity funds have been launched by Unigestion in collaboration with RPMI Railpen which is providing seed capital for the projects.

Trustees of defined benefit (DB) schemes are failing to challenge their consultants on investment advice, according to research by SEI and IFF Research.

All open defined benefit schemes in the FTSE 250 are set to close within 12 months, according to JLT Employee Benefits (EB).

Transfer values have fallen to their lowest point for almost a year, according to Xafinity.

This week the FCA admitted a blunder on cash-out figures, TPR won a landmark AE case in the High Court, while a ground-breaking case could help trustees override drafting mistakes.

Gerald Wellesley has been appointed a director at HR Trustees where he will help the firm grow its professional trustee services.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has calculated that people retiring under the new state pension will be worse off as time goes on.