Managers of Wealth Pensions

Have your say: Do you welcome the gentle hand of advanced TPR supervision?

TPR has reported a 15% increase in the use of its powers against employers compared to the previous quarter. Is this enough?

EBRI Study Reveals Costs That Could Create Income Deficit in Retirement

While a new study by the Employee Benefit Research Institute (EBRI) finds the majority of people spend less than 100% of their retirement income, it also shows factors and expenses that can move spending up or down.

The Majority of Retirees Spend Below Their Income, a New Study Finds

EBRI dives into the spending patterns of older Americans and reveals what could make them outspend their income.

European PMs add 12 funds to Chilean AFP list

In addition, the CCR approved four Invesco ETFs, including the Invesco EQQQ Nasdaq-100 Ucits ETF, and 11 BlackRock iShares vehicles, including the iShares Edge MSCI Europe Momentum Factor Ucits ETF.

American millennials think they will be rich

The data suggest they probably won’t be

Retirement Planning: Nearly 1 in 2 Australians Wing It, Says Financial Expert Thomas Mousa At TLK Partners

“Working Australians are faced with large debts, and with unpredictable pay rises which are slow to arrive and low when they do.

1 in 8 trustees expect to adopt CDC pension schemes by 2025

One in eight participants thought it was ‘likely’ or ‘very likely’ that their organisation would provide CDC benefits in the next six years.

Millennials Need to Prioritise their Pensions

“A recent survey by Prudential reassuringly found that more than half of millennials want to be educated about how to best save for their retirement.

Complexity of modern family relationships spurs revisions to wills

The survey found that a quarter (26%) of over 50s don’t have a will at all, leaving their assets to pass under the intestacy rules.

One in ten with pensions targeted by scammers

Of those contacted by pension scammers, 84% claim to have been approached by them in the past 12 months, with six percent saying they were contacted by them more than 10 times.

Virginia State Pension Still On Shaky Financial Ground

If this occurs, the state pension would need to increase taxes combined with other budget-cutting initiatives such as the cutting of state services.

Three-quarters of pensioners under review hit by anomaly

Around 86,000 people have been identified as potentially affected by the anomaly - described previously by a Government minister as "bonkers and unbelievable".

Majority of over 55s unaware of the benefits of using pensions as inheritance

The research revealed that 90 per cent of financial advisers surveyed claimed that their clients are aware of the changes

Contemplating Retiring Overseas? Consider this Primer First

With baby boomers in the United States getting tech-savvy, healthier and more adventurous, they are looking for a change by jetting-off to places that offer lower living and healthcare costs, pleasant climate and a fascinating cultural experience.

Reduced pension terms cited as 79% of Defence Forces; officers plan early 'exodus'

RACO has said this “flagged exodus” of junior officers comes on top of many senior personnel leaving the Defence Forces for the private sector due to poor pay and conditions.

One-third of Scots are facing a pensions time bomb

The research, by polling firm Censuswide Scotland, also showed that even those with private pensions are worried about the future

Women in Payments and Finance: Championing women across the global ecosystem

With the event being hosted in Sweden, our expert panelists will leverage how gender equality is a cornerstone of society in the country and discuss how we can shape best practice in financial services.

Dutch pension funds ‘falling short’ on board diversity

Pension funds deny themselves the advantage of a diverse board

Mark Mansley: Nurturing asset managers is key to long-termism

Repeatedly we found ourselves returning to the debate about the aims of long-termism versus the shortterm pressures of asset management.

How 5 U.S. Presidents Continue to Influence Your Retirement Readiness Today

This year, as we celebrate Presidents’ Day, it’s good for us to take a moment for a quick shout-out to five former presidents who share one very important contribution.