Opinion

Julius Pursaill sets out why greater availability of pensions tech can improve lifestyling for members.

The PLSA's James Walsh sets out how the trade association has listened to members to decide its policies for the year

By recognising the importance of mindset, savers can be helped onto a better retirement and financial wellbeing path, says Linda Whorlow.

Laura Chappell looks at how the lockdown has impacted mental health and why there is a human and business case for making sure help is available when employees of any seniority need it.

Alastair Greenlees says 2020 proved an inflection point for investors considering whether equities continued to suit their requirements.

With the 9 June deadline approaching for retendering fiduciary management services, Donny Hay says it is important that trustees spend the maximum time to achieve the best outcomes.

2020 was an annus horribilis which impacted all walks of life including the investment markets. Ryan Boothroyd takes the long view and considers what lessons can be learned from the past 12 months.

Cyprian Njamma says the government’s changes to allowances could make it hard for savers to overcome complexities, thereby disincentivising saving for retirement.

Alan Pickering says there has been an element of snobbery in underestimating the importance of the administrator, something he hopes will change in 2021.

Nadeem Ladha says positive noise on diversity and is disguising continuing inequalities and biases across the industry.