A typical firm’s exposure to redress liabilities in relation to defined benefit (DB) pension transfer advice is now likely to be below 5 per cent of the transfer value advised, First Actuarial’s new R ...

More companies are considering resurrecting their frozen pensions or offering new ones to employees, says WTW’s Carl Hess.

The government's plans to lift restrictions on how defined benefit (DB) surplus funds can be invested could go much further than most in the industry initially thought, analysis of the plans by LCP ha ...

The Chancellor has announced that new rules will give more flexibility over the use of surplus in DB pension schemes. Details are expected in ...

Pension trustees warn that allowing companies to access surpluses trapped in defined benefit pension schemes is unlikely to deliver the jolt to the economy that the government hopes for.

reports a positive median return of 1.6% for its clients' defined benefit (DB) pension plans over the fourth quarter of 2024 and closes the year with its strongest yearly median return in five ...

In the new working paper, “The Unintended Consequences of Rebalancing,” the researchers explain that most institutional ...

In another courtroom battle between the Department of Labor and the retirement industry, three big employer groups are ...

"Our analysis shows solid annual returns for RBCIS DB pension plans, but also emphasizes the need for diversification and active risk management, especially as we enter a year of uncertainty ...

As we enter a year of consultations and regulatory change for DC schemes, TPT’s Philip Smith discusses their impact on the future of workplace pensions in the UK. “2025 is set to be a very busy year ...

If I'd started my career in the 1970s, I would have very likely had a final salary pension. I would have contributed little, if anything, and the payouts would be guaranteed. If investments ...

Money saving expert Martin Lewis has delivered a stark caution on ITV, highlighting that a grave blunder could be made by pension savers paying hefty tax by withdrawing their funds too early.