The UK is experiencing an ageing population, with issues of health and government legislation relentlessly adding to the complexity of pensions.
The Regulator published an industry consultation on the future of trusteeship and governance on 2 July 2019. One of the questions asked is whether an accredited professional trustee should be required to sit on every board. This blog explores this further...
New draft regulations were published recently by The Pensions Regulator, in order to help pension trustees set objectives for their investment consultancy provider. Ian Mills provides further insight on this and advises on actions trustees should take to meet requirements.
The UK has seen a significant rise in self-employment in recent years, the increase is fuelled by the rise of the gig economy. As a result of people working as freelancers for a range of different clients, rather then being directly employed by them.
If you are going through a divorce the last thing on your mind may well be your, or your spouse’s, pension savings. However, as pension savings can be a valuable personal asset they might be taken into account in your divorce settlement.
To successfully connect with people and for your messages to land, it's important to reach the right person at the right moment so they are more receptive towards your offer - that's 'moment marketing'.
From ‘Box Clever’ to ‘Walker’, our Head of Pensions Research, Tyron Potts, maps out the ‘A to Z’ of everything you may have missed in the world of pensions this summer.
The SIPP has experienced extraordinary growth during its first 30 years, particularly with harnessing of technology by SIPP providers with more to come.
Building a modern growth portfolio - Have Diversified Growth Funds actually disappointed? Jemma Arfield and Chris Binns explore whether investors are expecting too much.
Divorce is simultaneously costly and stressful. Although an evaluation of your and your spouses pension savings held in SSAS could save both stress and costs as matters proceed.
