Landor Cartons pension scheme completes £6m buy-in
Landor Cartons has completed a £6 million buy-in for its pension scheme. The packaging company agreed the deal with Just Group, which covers the benefits of 39 pensioners and...
Read moreDetailsLandor Cartons has completed a £6 million buy-in for its pension scheme. The packaging company agreed the deal with Just Group, which covers the benefits of 39 pensioners and...
Read moreDetailsThis year, Nest's average monthly contributions have reached £543 million for its members’ pensions, reflecting a major increase from last year’s £477m. Nest manages £29.6 bn for 12 million...
Read moreDetailsThe UK’s retirement income system has ranted tenth in a global index comparing 47 countries globally. The Mercer CFA Institute Global Pension Index 2023 revealed Netherlands topped the list,...
Read moreDetailsOne in four people don’t know what contributions are being paid into their workplace pension, new research has found. This number includes those who are unsure about their own...
Read moreDetailsHalf of working women experiencing the menopause think about leaving employment completely, a new study has found. Research by Royal London discovered that 86% of female employees are finding...
Read moreDetailsSPONSORED COMMENT Many of your employees will be relying on a workplace pension to support their retirement. It’s a core benefit, and the spend on defined contribution (DC) pensions...
Read moreDetailsPensions top the list of workplace benefits that employees think are important, with 90% claiming they would influence their decision about whether to move jobs. Research by Penfold found...
Read moreDetailsMore than a quarter of retirees aged over 55 were forced into retirement because of ill-health, redundancy or to provide care for a family member, according to new findings....
Read moreDetailsLondon Stock Exchange Group (ISEG) Pension Scheme has completed a £335 buy-in to secure the benefits of around 1,740 members. The bulk purchase annuity deal, which was completed with...
Read moreDetailsAmazon has revealed plans to increase pay rates for frontline operations staff in the UK from this month as part of a £170 million investment in wages. Depending on...
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