The government’s forthcoming updated guidance on fiduciary duty should enable trustees to make the best decisions for their scheme and members, not the decision that’s least challengeable, according ...

Nearly one in five (19 per cent) people aged 66 and over are still working, compared to 12 per cent in 2023, according to ...

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Investment in the rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI) could create a skills gap unless it is matched by investment in the expertise of the professionals using it, Pensions Management ...

The pensions industry has voiced its concerns over the surge in pension withdrawals revealed in the Financial Conduct ...

A total of £830,828 was lost to pension liberation fraud between July 2025 and July 2026, analysis from Wealth Recovery ...

More than a third (36 per cent) of defined contribution (DC) pension scheme members are taking a largely hands-off approach to retirement planning, which could leave them with up to £95,000 less in ...

Just over half of UK adults would be willing to delay retirement to ensure they own their home outright, with people prioritising homeownership over pension, according to research from PensionBee ...

Workers in the UK are more than twice as likely to check their savings balance during a week than they are to look at their pension, research from the Pension Attention campaign has shown ...

A defined benefit (DB) pension scheme sponsored by Special Melted Products Ltd has completed a £52m full-scheme buy-in with ...

The total value of pension risk transfer deals reached £10.2bn during the first half of 2026, up from £9.8bn over the same ...

The UK fell one place from 14th to 15th in Natixis Investment Managers’ (IM) 2026 Global Retirement Index (GRI), despite its score remaining unchanged from last year at 72 per cent ...