Dentists’ Provident paid out £4.9m in claims during 2024, report finds
The provider's claims report showed the majority of claims were paid to those aged 46-55 years old, with the youngest claimant being a 27-year-old dentist.
Nucleus introduces tools to ease pension calculations for advisers
These tools aim to save advisers time and help them stay informed about pension and policy changes.
Liverpool City Region to trial new national work experience model
The work experiences will be tailored to address skills gaps and prepare local children for careers in technology.
DWP to pay £5,000 compensation to tens of thousands of Universal Credit claimants
The DWP acknowledged it did not adequately protect their incomes during this transition.
Quarter of girls projected to live to 100, raising pension concerns – ONS
The ONS projected that boys born in the UK in 2023 can expect to live to 86.7 years on average, and girls to 90.0 years.
Racial disparities persist in WFH access despite overall increase, study finds
The researchers suggest that these disparities could stem from managerial biases against BME workers, leading to a reluctance to WFH opportunities.
£18m buy-in with Utmost secures pensions for 270-plus UK scheme members
Hymans Robertson acted as lead transaction adviser, working with the Trustee and Company, while Gateley provided legal advice.
Construction industry needs three-times more apprenticeship starts, says CITB
Currently, only 21% of construction businesses employ an apprentice, and only 10% employ more than one.
Single pensioners face significant income shortfall compared to couples, research finds
The research found that a single pensioner relying on the full State Pension faces an income shortfall of £2,897 annually.
Sole trustee market expected to experience long-term slowdown, research reveals
The firm's latest paper outlined that there will be a short-term uptick in growth due to continued demand from the 4,000 small DB schemes.
A third of over-55s unsure about pension options – Standard Life
The research found that 29% feel unsure about the choices available, and 32% feel confident in understanding their options.
Three-quarters of UK workers expect responsible pensions from employers, research reveals
Despite this, almost half (47%) of workers don't actually know if their workplace pension is invested in a responsible way.
