News
Appointments
Eversheds consultant Anthony Arter has been confirmed as the next Pensions Ombudsman (PO) and Pension Protection Fund (PPF) Ombudsman.
13 February 2015
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Law and Regulation
Retirees will have little comeback if they receive poor guidance outside of the Treasury's Pension wise service, lawyers have warned.
13 February 2015
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Law and Regulation
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has urged defined benefit (DB) trustees to ensure an expected surge in transfers does not jeopardise scheme funding levels.
13 February 2015
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Employee Benefits
Employers are increasingly happy to offer their workforces financial education programmes as the incoming retirement freedoms near - with the majority willing to fund it in all cases.
13 February 2015
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Defined Benefit
Top stories on PP this week included worries about the funding impact of DB members cashing out, small pot consolidation, and Steve Webb's hopes and regrets. Here's what you might have missed.
13 February 2015
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Employee Benefits
A decline in the number of active defined benefit pension schemes has fuelled a reduction in the cost of workplace benefits.
12 February 2015
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Employee Benefits
Internal organisational difficulties and the logistics of putting schemes together are hampering the introduction of reward and incentive programmes.
12 February 2015
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Industry
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published an essential guide for defined contribution (DC) trustees trying to get to grips with fresh rules on governance and charge controls.
12 February 2015
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Defined Contribution
Towers Watson has appointed Sharmila Nebhrajani and Russell Picot to act as trustees on its Life Sight master trust.
12 February 2015
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Law and Regulation
George Osborne's pensions freedom package, due to come into force in April, is at risk of becoming an "infamous example of political bungling" unless advice concerns are addressed, Phil Loney has said.
12 February 2015
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