In the English spa town of Royal Tunbridge Wells, around 24,000 residents and businesses have been without water for six days ...

According to the Purple Book, now in its 20th year, the aggregate funding position of DB schemes on a section 179 basis, as ...

Heywood Pension Technologies has reached an agreement to be acquired by the Dutch-headquartered Keylane for an undisclosed amount, marking a significant expansion of the provider's presence in the UK, ...

Pensions Minister Torsten Bell, has confirmed that he will bring forward legislation to allow the government to develop statutory guidance for the trust-based private pensions sector, providing ...

Industry bodies have warned that benefit illustrations for retirement collective defined contribution (CDC) plans must be accurate and not misleading, as concerns grow about the final details of the r ...

Over 13,000 members of the Northern Foods Pension Scheme (NFPS) are set to benefit from a package secured by The Pensions Regulator (TPR), which is intended to strengthen support for the scheme and he ...

The Stagecoach Group Pension Scheme (SGPS) has agreed a first-of-its-kind deal that will see Aberdeen replace Stagecoach as its sponsoring employer, enhancing benefits and long-term security for more ...

The government has confirmed that it will push ahead with the proposals previously outlined for the Firefighters' Pension Scheme, although some changes have been made in response to industry feedback ...

TPT Retirement Solutions’ Superfund Trustee Board has appointed four external organisations as advisers for its new run-on ...

Over half (57 per cent) of DB scheme key stakeholders said their main investment priority is de-risking toward endgame, an increase from 39 per cent in the same period last year, according to research ...

The government has tabled several further amendments to the Pension Schemes Bill as it begins the report stage and third reading, including amendments to index for inflation on pre-97 benefits in the ...

Around 60 per cent of UK individuals with a defined benefit (DB) pension said they would support their scheme running on to try and generate a surplus through long-term investment risk, research from ...