People's Pension has announced several strategic changes to the £6bn invested in the pre-retirement portion of its default fund, resulting in a ...

Calls for the Chancellor, Rachel Reeves, to avoid making changes to salary sacrifice or wider pensions tax relief in the ...

The majority (90 per cent) of UK pensions professionals do not support the government’s potential plan to remove or cap the ...

Millions more people of working age could be expected to face a disappointing retirement if changes are made to the state ...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has called on trustees to treat member data as their most important “strategic asset”, after a ...

Although defined benefit (DB) pension surpluses have recently re-emerged at levels not seen for a generation, less than 1 per cent of this has been returned to employers since 2006, research from Punt ...

Master trusts are becoming more engaged with climate change policy advocacy but still have significant gaps to close if they are to use their influence effectively in members’ interests, analysis from ...

The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA) has published new data quality guidance, alongside a new data improvement plan template ...

The UK’s fiduciary management market has seen the number of mandates fall for the first time since 2008 as more defined benefit (DB) schemes prepare their endgame plans, according to Isio’s 2025 fiduc ...

Pensions Age looks back on the key issues over the past week, including dashboards and data preparation, updates in the bulk purchase annuity (BPA) market, and continued progress on the Pension Scheme ...

Nearly half (46 per cent) of UK workers expect to work beyond the legal retirement age, while 62 per cent are worried that they won’t be able to maintain their current standard of living when they ...

The challenges facing the pensions industry are “significant”, but so too are the opportunities, Pensions Management Institute CEO, Gareth Tancred, has said, arguing that the industry must ...