Pensions firm Phoenix Group to rebrand as Standard Life
Phoenix Group will rebrand as Standard Life plc in March 2026 to provide greater clarity to clients and employees. The group said that the change brings “our most trusted...
Read moreDetailsPhoenix Group will rebrand as Standard Life plc in March 2026 to provide greater clarity to clients and employees. The group said that the change brings “our most trusted...
Read moreDetailsA significant shift in personal saving habits that could influence how employers think about financial wellbeing benefits has been identified by Scottish Friendly. In the second quarter of 2025,...
Read moreDetailsAlmost three quarters (72 percent) of employees say they feel stressed about their finances, with many struggling to stay afloat amid soaring living costs, research from Hymans Robertson Personal...
Read moreDetailsMillions of UK workers could gain access to better financial guidance under new proposals from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), which would allow firms to offer a new form...
Read moreDetailsScottish Widows innovation & engagement specialist Robert Cochran talks to the report author Pete Glancy about the key findings The Scottish Widows' 21st Retirement Report sent shockwaves through the...
Read moreDetailsHigh living costs are pushing retirement further out of reach for UK workers, with a growing number believing they will never be able to afford to stop working, according...
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Read moreDetailsA major UK workplace trial has found that a gamified health app, powered by behavioural science, can dramatically improve employee wellbeing. Results from the trial show it has cut...
Read moreDetailsUK companies are shaking up their benefits strategies as rising costs, economic uncertainty and fierce competition for talent put pressure on budgets, according to WTW’s latest biennial Benefits Trends...
Read moreDetailsPerkbox Vivup and NatWest Mentor have partnered to launch a “high-impact wellbeing” service for SMEs aimed at “addressing a critical gap”. NatWest Mentor, part of NatWest Group, already offers...
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