As Pensions Awareness Week 2025 kicks off, Sophie Smith takes a closer look at the need to improve saver engagement and ...

With only 3 per cent of UK employees confident that the state pension will be a sufficient source of income, many are demanding more action from the government to safeguard their retirement, research ...

HMRC has been urged to improve the draft legislation relating to inheritance tax on pensions, with the Society of Pension Professionals (SPP) warning that changes are needed to ensure it better delive ...

More than half of UK adults (51 per cent) are unaware of upcoming pension policy changes that could have a major impact on their retirement plans, according to new research from Schroders Personal Wea ...

The UK should establish a £100bn pension ‘superfund’ to support the nation’s tech sector and help build a £1trn tech economy, a new report from The Purposeful Company has said ...

Promoting social mobility is key to closing the pension industry's talent gap and better serving members from all backgrounds ...

The average pension pot in the UK increased in size by 9 per cent between 2024 and 2025, putting growth comfortably ahead of ...

Data from Action Fraud has revealed that £17,657,249 in pension savings was lost to fraud in 2024, with individuals losing an ...

Pension apps are failing to keep pace with changing consumer needs, with a new industry report warning of a “stark” contrast between member experiences in pensions and the seamless digital services de ...

More than half (54 per cent) of low-income pensioners find it difficult to pay bills and credit commitments, leaving hundreds of thousands on a “poverty pension,” according to the Living Wage Foundati ...

The latest news in brief and mandates from the past seven days ...

UK defined benefit (DB) pension schemes have remained resilient despite market volatility, with the Pension Protection Fund’s (PPF) latest 7800 Index reporting an estimated aggregate surplus of £238.9 ...