UK government moves to protect pension savers
Government launches standards drive with campaign aimed at employers, scheme managers and advisors
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Helping female employees plan for a better retirement
Scottish Widows has launched a new guide for employers alongside its Women and Retirement Report 2017 -
Women less confident than men when choosing financial products
New survey reveals that women are less assured in their choices -
Self-employed pensions to come under government scrutiny
Study will explore the possibility of auto-enrolment into pensions for gig economy workers -
Budget 2017 – what it means for your pension
Despite the gloomy forecasts for the UK economy, when it came to pensions there was a collective sigh of relief -
Gender pensions gap widening in UK, research shows
Figures reveal that 1.6million fewer women contribute to personal pensions than men -
Money purchase annual allowance – an explanation for employers
What is the money purchase annual allowance, and why do employers need to know? Bernadette Lewis of Scottish Widows explains
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UK investors feel let down over financial education
New survey reveals people feel failed by schools, placing onus on self-education, advisors and employers
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FCA warns consumers over pension transfers
A two-year study has revealed that consumers are at risk of transferring their pensions into unsuitable investments or being scammed
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Pay rises blocked by pension costs say UK employers
Survey reveals over half of employers cite pension scheme commitments as a barrier to pay increases
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UK pension inertia explained
An overwhelming majority of UK companies are experiencing pension inertia among their workforces, according to a new report
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Government announces new measures to tackle pensions fraud
New measures to protect private pension savers from the threat of unscrupulous pension scammers have been unveiled