A shake-up that aims to increase the average pensioner’s savings by £11,000 could benefit the more than 15,000,000 people in the UK who contribute to workplace pension schemes. The king
A shake-up that aims to increase the average pensioner’s savings by £11,000 could benefit the more than 15,000,000 people in the UK who contribute to workplace pension schemes. The king
According to a new analysis, UK pension plans pay fund managers £1.5bn more than necessary in fees each year. This puts pressure on trustees to negotiate better deals for members.
Rishi Sunak, the Conservative Party’s leader in the General Election campaign, will announce on Tuesday a £2.4bn (£2 billion) tax cut for retirees. The move is intended to bolster the
The International Monetary Fund has warned that risky lending by shadow banks could trigger a new crisis. The Washington-based organization said that the “opaque private credit” of $2.1 trillion, which
The UK’s largest long-term retirement and savings business has drawn up plans for a new superfund that will support fast-growing businesses as a boost to Jeremy Hunt. Phoenix, the company
If he wins the election, the PM will pledge to keep the Tory Party’s manifesto. If Rishi Sunak wins the next elections, he will keep the triple lock on pensions.
Pension funds are piling into UK corporate bonds, encouraging some French and German companies to issue sterling debt for the first time. The UK’s £1.4tn “defined benefit” pensions industry has
According to a recent regulatory analysis, the value of UK pension funds will plummet by approximately £425bn by 2022 due to bond market turmoil caused by Liz Truss’s “mini” Budget.
New analysis shows that Rishi Sunak’s stealthy tax raid could hit up to 900,00 pensioners next year with a unexpected income tax bill. The six-year tax threshold freeze by the
Senior industry professionals are concerned about the increasing involvement of foreign reinsurance companies operating outside UK regulations in corporate pension arrangements. Many UK companies with large pension plans have sold
Leaders of English universities have warned that an increase in employer contributions to pensions next year would result in a drastic cut in student welfare and make it difficult to






