All Trinity Mirror articles
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News
Trinity Mirror commits to Northern & Shell schemes
Trinity Mirror has announced the acquisition of Northern & Shell's publishing assets for a total purchase price of £126.7m. The buyer has agreed measures to support its acquisition’s pension schemes.
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OpinionBlack swans: The threats to the pension system nobody is talking about
Trustees would do well to do scenario-testing and expand the scope of integrated risk management, argues Matthew Harrison from Lincoln Pensions.
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Opinion
DC Debate Q1 (part 1): Which investment strategies work for DC investors?
In the first DC Debate of 2017, eight defined contribution specialists discuss the pros and cons of illiquid assets, traditional indices and smart beta strategies.
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Opinion
DC Debate Q1 (part 2): How can the industry create value for savers?
In the first DC Debate of 2017, eight defined contribution specialists discuss the benefits of building a dashboard and look at the charge cap and whether the industry has come closer to defining value for money.
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RQM: Driving up standards or duplicating regulations?
The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association has launched its Retirement Quality Mark for drawdown, but some have questioned the need for the standards in their current form.
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Opinion
Member communications: How much information is too much?
Many of us find pension information boring, if not overwhelming. The average person may well be stashing letters from their pension scheme away in a drawer for later reading.
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FeaturesThe top 5 DC stories from 2015 reflect a challenging year
Year in Review: It was a massive year for defined contribution, with new pension flexibilities, the subsequent government guidance promise and of course the charge cap to contend with.
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NewsTrinity Mirror reviews advisers ahead of DC default appraisal
Trinity Mirror Pension Plan has carried out a consultant review ahead of an appraisal of its defined contribution default fund, spurred by the introduction of the freedom and choice reforms.
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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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News
Loud and clear: Vodafone and civil service among top comms stories
The past year has seen many schemes embark on communication drives to boost engagement, in the wake of auto-enrolment staging and the Budget reforms.
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FeaturesTrinity's second bite of comms cherry gets 60% hit rate
The £100m Trinity Mirror Pension Plan’s second attempt at a communications exercise to encourage additional contributions, to make up for the employer's decision to reduce payments, resulted in a 60 per cent take-up among the 1,000 members targeted.
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NewsTrinity Mirror keeps 'semi-passive' DGF default under review
Trinity Mirror Pension Plan has introduced a semi-passive diversified growth fund for its auto-enrolment default section, but said it plans to further explore possible changes to the set-up in the next few months.
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NewsTrinity Mirror sizes up target date fund default
Trinity Mirror is to launch a staff survey to find out whether target date funds are appropriate to all of its employees as the company approaches auto-enrolment.