On the go: The largest pension schemes will be legally required to assess and report on climate change risks within their investment portfolios under new government rules.
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On the go: The largest pension schemes will be legally required to assess and report on climate change risks within their investment portfolios under new government rules.
On the go: LCP is calling for an end to flat monthly fees being charged on defined contribution pots, arguing they can be “detrimental” to low-paid and part-time workers, although the government has previously stated it is not considering a ban.
On the go: The trustees of the old British Steel Pension Scheme have been ordered to pay out to a steelworker, after “maladministration” meant he received a pension transfer lower than he could have done.
On the go: The government has claimed it is unable to determine whether opt-outs from auto-enrolled pensions have increased since the Covid-19 pandemic, the minister for pensions and financial inclusion has said.
On the go: The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association has proposed a new regulatory regime that will require schemes to support savers when making decisions about how to access their pensions.
On the go: Master trust Nest has introduced a climate change policy with the aim of achieving carbon neutrality across its investment portfolio.
The work and pensions committee has announced it will focus on scams in the first stage of its three-part inquiry into the impact of pension freedoms and level of protection for pension savers.
The government is seeking industry views on how to end the net pay anomaly affecting low-paid earners in the pensions tax relief system.
On the go: A strong provider nudge drives three times more savers to seek pension guidance, trials arranged by the Money and Pensions Service have found.
On the go: The pension schemes bill, which includes rules for pension dashboards and new powers for the Pension Regulator, has cleared its first hurdle in the House of Lords.
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