Pensions
Pensions
Members of Prudential's defined benefit scheme had their challenge over the legality of discretionary benefit increases to the High Court heard in the past few weeks.
17 February 2011
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Pensions
John Darwin, the ‘canoe man' who defrauded life insurance and pensions companies out of hundred of thousands of pounds, has been freed from jail.
18 January 2011
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Pensions
More than 160 expressions of interest have been made from asset managers hoping to manage NEST's first five investment funds.
14 January 2011
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Pensions
The government has published its Pensions Bill today, covering proposed changes to auto-enrolment.
13 January 2011
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Pensions
The government will today confirm the scrapping of the default retirement age (DRA) from April, meaning employers will no longer be able to dismiss staff when they turn 65.
13 January 2011
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Pensions
The legalisation of pre-nuptial agreements could make pensions on divorce more complex by putting limits on sharing orders, a lawyer has warned.
12 January 2011
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Pensions
The National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) has launched a phrasebook aimed at demystifying pensions for its target market.
12 January 2011
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Pensions
The government has claimed people on an average income reaching the state retirement age this year will gain £10,000 through their state pensions as a result of recent changes.
12 January 2011
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Pensions
Dr Ros Altmann has called on the government to reintroduce inflation-linked certificates as pensioners battle the rising cost of living.
10 January 2011
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Pensions
Positive Solutions and Origen posted a combined £1m profit in the third quarter as parent company Aegon noted a "considerable" decline in the value of new business.
11 November 2010
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