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Industry
Three firms have joined together to offer a one-stop liability management service for not-for-profit organisations that are admitted bodies to the Local Government Pension Scheme.
23 January 2012
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Press
Pensions chief resists chancellor's call for cash; Pensions sector says Solvency II ill-suited; Hypocrisy charge as Labour cuts its pensions; Equitable Life compensation cheques in the post - at last; At current yields, government bonds are a disaster...
23 January 2012
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Regulation
The government has laid out how plans on schemes should go about equalising guaranteed minimum pensions.
23 January 2012
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Legislation
More than half of people in Britain want to continue working past their pension age compared to just over a third in the rest of Europe, a European-wide study shows.
23 January 2012
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Legislation
The method chosen by the Department for Work and Pensions for equalising guaranteed minimum pensions could be challenged, a lawyer says.
20 January 2012
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Industry
The Department for Work and Pensions will run a series of adverts for auto-enrolment at a cost of £11m.
20 January 2012
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Legislation
The government has today laid out how schemes should go about equalising guaranteed minimum pensions.
20 January 2012
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Defined Benefit
The trustee board of the Unilever UK Pension Fund has agreed not to block changes to the scheme proposed by Unilever, its sponsoring employer, despite a wave of national strikes over the firm's move to cease final salary accrual.
20 January 2012
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Industry
Over half a billion pounds in contributions set to plug the Kodak Pension Plan deficit are under threat after the firm backing the scheme went bankrupt.
20 January 2012
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Press
Kodak's UK pensioners may face fight with creditors; Kodak's pension schemes underfunded; Retired GP on £140,000 a year pension; Royal College of Nursing nothing more than trade union: Andrew Lansley; Investors must now grasp politics as well as markets,...
20 January 2012
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