Opinion

Andrew Milligan says living in a world of low numbers would be manageable if it were not for the volatility.

Catherine Howarth believes the inclusion of ESG considerations in the IORP II Directive is crucial to protect pension savers in a highly uncertain, low-returns environment.

Rupert Brindley explains why he believes pension schemes should consider ‘all-rounder' assets to help deal with current market volatility.

Kevin Wesbroom looks at current attitudes to the recently introduced LISA and asks if we need a new approach.

Jonathan Stapleton looks at why schemes need to get more vocal about tax avoidance in the wake of the Panama paper furore.

David Harris says the overhaul of Pension Wise could allow more cost efficient and better thought out solutions for consumer advice to emerge.

Robin Ellison asks whether our approach to risk needs to change.

Poor quality data can complicate the journey of many schemes applying to the Financial Assistance Scheme. Terry Monk highlights this issues schemes should bear in mind.

Pension scams have been an unwelcome feature of the pensions landscape for quite some time. However, the introduction of freedom and choice has undoubtedly made things worse. Helen Morrissey asks how we can tackle the scammers.

Graham Vidler looks at the recent Budget and asks how we can really get to grips with retirement saving.