Defined benefit deficits across UK private sector pension schemes have decreased to £105bn from £180bn last year.
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Defined benefit deficits across UK private sector pension schemes have decreased to £105bn from £180bn last year.
Universities minister Sam Gyimah has said universities should compensate students for teaching time lost because of academics' ongoing strike over pensions.
The Royal Mail Pension Plan has agreed a £450m bulk annuity transaction to insure the liabilities of its Post Office Limited section.
US retail chain Toys R Us has become insolvent despite a creditor agreement late last year. Its pension scheme, with an estimated £25m deficit, has been in a Pension Protection Fund assessment since December.
The cost of tax relief on pension contributions has reached £38.6bn, only £100m more than the previous year, after jumps in 2015 and 2010. Deducting pension-related tax, the figure comes down to £25.2bn.
The Trades Union Congress has today said that workers face a “pensions lottery” upon retirement.
The government has made a number of changes to regulations that will allow bulk transfers without member consent to schemes that have never been contracted out, and has said it will look into whether the rules should also apply to non-salary-related schemes.
On the go: The Department for Work and Pensions has made a number of changes to disclosure rules relating to costs and investments in defined contribution workplace schemes.
MPs have published evidence from Carillion's former financial directors, showing that one sold all of his shares in the company as soon as possible after retiring.
Dominic Chappell, the director and majority shareholder of the company that bought BHS for £1, has been ordered to pay over £87,000 for failing to give information to the Pensions Regulator.
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