UK pension schemes and administrators should act now to prepare their systems for upcoming collective defined contribution (CDC) pension reforms, Festina Finance has said ...

On World Mental Health Day, Paige Perrin explores how, although money isn’t the sole measure of happiness or success, financial stress can quietly undermine our stability, self-worth, and overall ment ...

More than two million deferred small pots across five major master trust schemes could be consolidated if all became default consolidators under current government proposals, research from the Pension ...

The Avon Pension Fund has published the results of its member survey on investments in the Aerospace & Defence (A&D) sector, revealing divided opinions among members on whether the £6bn local governme ...

TPT Retirement Solutions has announced plans to launch a defined benefit (DB) superfund designed to support run-on, having already secured capital to fund the first £1bn of transactions ...

Pensions Age reviews this week’s key developments around regulatory updates, pension dashboards, redress reform, and preparations for the Autumn Budget.

Limited Retirement and Death Benefits Scheme have secured a full scheme buy-in worth approximately £4m with Legal & General (L&G), covering the benefits of around 100 members ...

Defined benefit (DB) pension schemes have maintained a £222bn aggregate surplus against long-term funding targets, up £2bn in September and £48bn year-on-year, XPS Group has estimated ...

The Pensions Dashboards Programme (PDP) has confirmed that the MoneyHelper Pensions Dashboard is entering the next phase of ...

Legal & General (L&G) has expanded its Guided Retirement Planner to support younger defined contribution (DC) members, after its research revealed that knowledge gaps are leaving financial carers' ...

Brits value higher employer pension contributions over discretionary benefits, rising to 44 per cent for those aged 35 and over, highlighting a growing focus on long-term financial security, according ...

Nearly half (48 per cent) of defined benefit (DB) trustees said a buy-in was their preferred endgame strategy, with 40 per cent planning to approach an insurer within the next 12 months, according to ...