Managers of Wealth Pensions

Scottish Widows flags pension shortfall for women entrepreneurs

The research was carried out online by YouGov across a total of 5,036 nationally representative adults in April 2019.

Survey reveals that pensions tax needs simplifying

69% want the Tapered Annual Allowance to be abolished even if this means a reduction in the general annual allowance.

FTSE 350 pension deficit falls as uncertainty continues

The total deficit of defined benefit pension schemes at FTSE 350 firms decreased from £50bn to £41bn over October, according to consultancy Mercer’s pensions risk survey.

Is your workplace pension a top performer?

The figures were compiled in a new report by Corporate Adviser, the financial magazine, of which The Times has had an exclusive preview.

Budget 2020: Pensions increase for fifth straight year

The tax-free maximum threshold will also be raised, thus ensuring that all government pensions remain tax-free.

My 3 tips to double your State Pension and avoid pension poverty

Even if you can only afford a few pounds a week, it is better than nothing and will make a significant impact over the long term.

Advisers predict fall in 'pension pot' landlords

54% of advisers believe there is lower interest in being a landlord into retirement compared to 12 months ago.

More than 4million women warned to check state pension for 'little known' boost

Newly-retired women are being urged to check whether they could be entitled to extra money in their pension - dating back decades

Retirement Resilience – taking the reins and having more control over your pension pot

Saving for retirement is one of our greatest financial priorities, especially as life expectancy is growing and retirements are likely to last longer.

Newly retired women urged to check for little-known State Pension boost

Women should check if they paid “married woman’s stamp” any time in the past 35 years.

Pensions dashboard must be government-backed to be trusted, finds new research

Ipsos Mori research director, Joanna Crossfield, commented: “There is a strong desire for a pensions dashboard to be government-backed, showing that public trust and confidence in the government to provide these services remains high.”

World’s best-run pension funds say it’s time to start worrying

The warning comes as pension firms across Europe struggle to generate the returns they need to cover their growing obligations.

Women losing out on pensions even before they start working

According to new research, parents and grandparents are far more likely to save for boys than for girls, meaning the gender pension gap can start from birth.

Pensions gender gap ‘starts in childhood’

It is possible for parents and grandparents to pay into a plan on a child’s behalf.

UK DB deficit falls £50bn in September - PwC

Commenting on the update, PwC chief actuary, Steven Dicker, said: “There has been an improvement in the assessed deficit over the month due to a small rally in gilt yields combined with a slight fall in inflation expectations.

Why the super system is failing most Australians

The $2.9 trillion superannuation system is short-changing retirees because it doesn't offer a retirement income product with attractive and predictable returns.

Want a comfortable retirement? Here’s why you should get saving in your 30s

With average life expectancy in the UK currently at 81, the thought of living on such a small amount of money for so long doesn’t sound like a happy retirement to me.

Azerbaijan ranks first in CIS for minimum pension’s purchasing power

This is the second time that Azerbaijan raised the minimum pension in 2019.

Five figures that show why you should be worried about pensions

New data suggests many Britons aren’t saving enough to have a comfortable retirement

Responsible investment could boost pensions

Offering fund options aligned with members' beliefs could bolster contributions

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