The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has granted approval for Aegon UK to launch the final two of its long-term asset funds ...

The 'divorce gap' – when women see their household income cut after a divorce – can leave them financially worse off in ...

Nearly three quarters (71 per cent) financial advisers are concerned about pensions being brought into scope of inheritance ...

Many pension providers are still relying on outdated technology, with nearly half (41 per cent) still posting out letters, ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said that it is expecting to resolve all remaining state pension underpayment ...

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has announced that it will extend its oversight to include professional trustee firms as part of its move to a more prudential style of regulation ...

Anglo American Services (UK) has completed a £785m combined buy-in with Legal & General Assurance Society (L&G) for three of ...

One in eight (12 per cent) people intending to purchase an annuity would not consider switching from their existing pension provider to another supplier, even if they could potentially gain additional ...

Fragmentation in stewardship approaches and misalignment between asset owners and managers is creating inconsistencies in engagement and voting strategies, a report by Pensions for Purpose has suggest ...

Defined benefit (DB) pension transfer activity fell to a record low in February 2025, according to XPS Group's Transfer Activity Index, which the group highlighted as evidence of increasing member cau ...

A total of 299 defined benefit (DB) pension scheme buy-ins were completed in 2024, marking the largest ever number of transactions comppleted in a single year, analysis from Hymans Robertson has confi ...

Many defined benefit (DB) pension schemes are reconsidering their endgame plans in light of improved funding levels and potential changes to how pension surpluses can be used, a survey of Pensions and ...