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Briefing
PerioDiC - Spring 2022
Our newsletter keeps you up-to-date with all the elements relevant to your defined contribution (DC) pension scheme arrangement.
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Briefing
PATHways 134 - Pension Administration Technical Help
Our 134th edition of PATHways offers pension news, legislation and technical help from Barnett Waddingham's pension administration experts.
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Transfer value experience – Q4 2021
Read our briefing note to get an analysis of defined benefit (DB) cash equivalent transfer values (CETVs) over the twelve months to 31 December 2021.
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Ten steps to create a sustainable benefit design for a DB scheme
What options are there if you run a DB pension scheme and don’t want to move fully to DC? Follow our ten steps to create a DB/DC hybrid and get the best of both wor…
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Briefing
PATHways 133 - Pension Administration Technical Help
Our 133rd edition of PATHways offers pension news, legislation and technical help from Barnett Waddingham's pension administration experts.
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Briefing
PATHways 132 - Pension Administration Technical Help
Our 132nd edition of PATHways offers pension news, legislation and technical help from Barnett Waddingham's pension administration experts.
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Examining the state of the UK State Pension
A review of the State Pension Age will analyse the operating costs and consider whether the rules around pensionable age are appropriate.
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Current issues in pensions financial reporting - Q4 2021
This note for Q4 2021 covers current issues for company directors setting assumptions, and for auditors determining whether they are appropriate.
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Briefing
PATHways 131 - Pension Administration Technical Help
Our 131st edition of PATHways offers pension news, legislation and technical help from Barnett Waddingham's pension administration experts.
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DB superfunds - an alternative endgame?
Despite the protections offered by TPR’s tough new regime, assessing whether or not a superfund is the right destination for a given pension scheme will not be an e…