MaPS expands Pension Wise service
The Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has launched 'Pension Wise Digital,' expanding the government’s Pension Wise service to reach more people. This new option provides the same guidance as...
Read moreDetailsThe Money and Pensions Service (MaPS) has launched 'Pension Wise Digital,' expanding the government’s Pension Wise service to reach more people. This new option provides the same guidance as...
Read moreDetailsOnly 44 per cent of UK workers, up from 39 per cent in February, have discussed flexible working with their manager, despite a new April 2024 law allowing requests...
Read moreDetailsFor Sue Flood, the shock of losing her pension life savings resulted in severe depression. Flood and her husband were scammed out of £230,000 between them, with the final...
Read moreDetailsBusinesses must move beyond superficial diversity initiatives to fully unlock the benefits of an inclusive workforce, according to Perkbox Vivup. Karl Bennett, wellbeing director at Perkbox Vivup, emphasises that...
Read moreDetailsTowie star and TV personality Gemma Collins, aka the GC, is fronting the latest Pension Attention campaign to highlight the importance of saving for later life. Collins appears in...
Read moreDetailsResearch has highlighted a significant gap in enhanced maternity pay offered as a benefit, with private sector employees found to be missing out compared to public sector workers. Almost...
Read moreDetailsNext staff equal pay win signals the start of a movement within the private sector, says Stephen Simpson, principal HR strategy and practice editor at Brightmine. Last week’s tribunal...
Read moreDetailsWorkplace pension funds have significantly reduced the carbon footprint of their investment portfolios, exclusive research has revealed. DOWNLOAD YOUR COPY HERE A study of 20 major pension providers has revealed...
Read moreDetailsA fifth of employees suffer from some level of financial avoidance, according to findings in the Aviva Working Lives Report 2024: Working for the Future. The annual investigation showed...
Read moreDetailsTwo fifths of UK and Irish payroll workers are unsure if they will remain within the sector in the next five years, a survey has found. The survey, conducted...
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