pensions

Pension campaigners claim the opinion given against them in the European Court of Justice, will not affect their plans to launch a judicial review.

THE GOVERNMENT could force companies to pay higher levies to its £575m pensions lifeboat after a key finding yesterday by the European Court of Justice (ECJ).

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) is ‘minded to authorise' new insurance company Synesis Life.

The European Court of Justice has decided the UK government is not liable for the shortfall in pensions of Allied Steel & Wire workers.

The Parliamentary Ombudsman has criticised the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) for failing to implement her recommendations.

Employers need to do more to encourage young people to save, claims research by JPMorgan INVEST.

Pensions reform needs to meet three objectives if it is to be effective in meeting its aim of targeting young people who are not saving.

Whereas people would in the past have sought to pay off their mortgages well before retirement, evidence today suggests the pressures of modern life are leading people to hold mortgages much later in life.

Scottish Equitable has improved its with-profits check up service to meet new guidelines from the Financial Services Authority (FSA).

A series of post A-Day guides to help advisers understand the impact of new legislation are being produced by Clerical Medical.