The last 40 years have seen the retirement savings landscape change almost unrecognisably
More than 4.5 million people now have a workplace pension after auto-enrolment - marking for some the very first time they have saved. However, with only 2% of employers currently providing a...
Back in July 2012, the Royal Bank of Scotland was the first employer to start auto-enrolment, three months ahead of the scheme’s official introduction to get more people saving at a time when less...
Regulation coming into place in October means every employer will be required to automatically enrol staff into a workplace pension scheme. And for many employers it will mean setting up a pension...
Britain's pensions landscape is facing a radical transformation in the next few years. The abolition of default retirement ages, an acceleration in the rise of the state pension age, and the reform of...
A decade or so ago when workplace pensions were predominately defined-benefit (DB) schemes, day-to-day responsibility would have rested with the pensions manager and his or her team. Members of the HR...
