All Pensions Policy Institute articles – Page 5
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OpinionThe new state pension – why savers are not necessarily better off
The new single-tier state pension is a complex beast and shifts the retirement focus squarely to alternative means of saving, says Chris Wagstaff.
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News
UK plc: Engagement is key to get more DC bang for employer buck
Data Analysis: Employee engagement with pension schemes is topping the agenda for businesses, with many saying the freedom and choice reforms have improved schemes' ability to generate good retirement incomes.
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News
DC needs to raise commitment without scaring members
The success of defined contribution is hanging on the ability to drive up contributions while keeping members on side with pension savings, as data show it risks falling short of delivering adequate retirement incomes.
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News
Debt is inextricably linked to 'adequate' retirement incomes
Personal debt is a significant blindspot in the method used for determining 'adequate' retirement incomes, research suggests, as data from overseas show indebtedness will play an increasingly important role in retirees' needs.
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Opinion
DC defaults: One size does not fit all
The continued growth of the defined contribution market was a secondary theme over the past quarter as the industry braced itself for fundamental reforms.
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Opinion
Why relief doesn't come easy with pensions tax
Nobody understands it. It gives the greatest benefit to the wealthy. And it simply is not working as an incentive to get people saving into a pension. We are, of course, talking pensions tax relief.
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Opinion
Osborne's guidance bill, a £2.5bn buyout and at-risk DC savers – a day in pensions
Here's your guide to an eventful day for the UK workplace pensions industry.
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News
DC benchmarks expected to switch attention to performance
Industry experts have predicted the governance focus for defined contribution default funds will swing from cost to performance as DC benchmarking capabilities come to the fore.
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News
How the PPI's answers to the adequacy question stack up
The Pensions Policy Institute has said higher statutory contribution levels for median-higher earners and more contribution-matching could improve retirement outcomes, but has received a mixed response including warnings of unintended consequences.
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Opinion
Checking the price tag: evaluating the charges obsession
Data analysis: The Budget reforms signal an age of greater plurality in retirement possibilities for members.
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Opinion
Editorial: Where is the AE contribution tipping point?
Pressure is growing on the minimum auto-enrolment contribution rates.
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Features
Using the state pension to increase contributions
Schemes have been urged to use the state pension to drive engagement and increase employee contributions, following compelling research on motivations to save.
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Features
Admin warning on DB-DC transfers
Defined benefit (DB) schemes considering offering member transfers to defined contribution (DC) arrangements have been warned of administrative costs and falling foul of the regulator.
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