Reviving a so-called "golden visa" scheme could help attract wealthy investors to the UK, but only if it is accompanied by a more competitive tax regime, according to Utmost.
WorkNest found employers are more concerned about internal management capability than the legal changes themselves.
Nearly two-thirds (62%) of trustees said they would be more likely to consider run-on strategies under the new Pension Schemes Act 2026.
At the end of March 2026, the single claim open caseload stood at 64,000, up 55% compared to the same period in 2024/25.
The survey invites LGBTQ+ solicitors and allies to share their experiences and help shape equality, inclusion and diversity across the sector.
Ivan Shkvarun, CEO at Social Links, discusses how employees have become the main entry point for data breaches as AI-powered fraud grows.
18% said risk assessments had not been reviewed for over a year, while 5% only reviewed them when required.
The proposals aim to improve working conditions and prevent exploitation in the sector.
The SIA has been granted prescribed person status under the Public Interest Disclosure Act 1998, allowing workers to make protected disclosures directly to the regulator without fear of unfair treatment or dismissal.
Teamed noted that managing annual leave has become more difficult due to different legal frameworks, employee protections and cultural expectations.
On average, advisers said over a quarter of clients were already changing their estate plans ahead of the change, which comes in next April.
Responding to the Government’s consultation on zero-hours contract reforms, the CIPD said the planned measures could create significant administrative challenges for employers.