By Con Keating Head of Research, BrightonRock
One of the declared objectives of this government is the maintenance of good defined benefit (DB) pension schemes. Unfortunately the value-for-money proposition associated with this form of scheme is now so low that the finance directors of many sponsor enterprises wish to curtail their commitment...
By Ian Naismith Head of Pensions Market Development, Scottish Widows
If the government manages to introduce personal accounts without destabilising the existing pensions market, it will have pulled off one of the greatest balancing acts of the 21st century so far...
By Steve Muir Consultant
Longer term strategic aims of public policy work should form at least part of the framework within which PR operates...
Chancellor Darling has come through his 'safety first' Budget seemingly unscathed - but for those of us who care about Britain's savings culture, the small print doesn't look too good...
Private investors came under the UK spotlight in 2007; now, they must face similar scrutiny across the Channel...
The argument for each remaining candidate in the enthralling US presidential race...
Britain has thrown a new resource into the climate change challenge - our political celebrities...
The public response to pensions reform in Greece could not have been more different to that of the UK...
One senior figure at HBOS described last week's events as the 'modern day version of bank robbery'. Are our modern day sheriffs up to the task?...
The Government's approach to the mortgage market has been extraordinarily timid of late...
It is strange that there was no mention of our shrinking, and rapidly aging populations at the recent European Council meeting...
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