Jonathan Stapleton
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Pensions minister calls for 'acceleration of progress' on UK growth investment (opens the original)
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Speaking at the City of London Corporation's workplace pensions and UK growth conference today (1 October), Bell said progress was being made on private markets – adding the industry's commitment was already helping to deliver more diverse portfolios and helping to finance the infrastructure, housing, clean energy, and grow businesses that would power future growth. Despite this, he said allocations were still relatively low – noting "time was short" with 2030, the date by which Mansion House pl
Action 'needed now' on salary sacrifice to minimise disruption (opens the original)
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In her Budget announcement last November, then chancellor Rachel Reeves said the government would limit the amount of salary sacrifice on pension contributions to £2,000 in rules that will come into effect in 2029 In a blog – Salary sacrifice changes in 2029: what employers need to do now – LCP recommended that employers consider four key actions: Understand the impact on your business: For some employers, LCP said the additional National Insurance contribution (NIC) costs may be modest, while f
Buy-in to buyout and member experience (opens the original)
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The roundtable, chaired by PP editor Jonathan Stapleton and held in association with Pension Insurance Corporation (PIC), examined two of the most active themes in the pension risk transfer market – the often complex journey schemes take from buy-in to buyout, and the member experience both during that transition and after buyout. With bulk annuity pricing highly competitive and a growing number of schemes now coming to market in surplus, the panel discussed why so many trustees are focusing on
Guaranteed income integration critical to guided retirement success (opens the original)
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The research – Beyond Auto-enrolment: International Lessons for converting UK Retirement Savings into Lifetime Income, published today (16 September) – drew on research from some of the UK's largest pension schemes, alongside evidence from eleven countries, with particular focus on Switzerland, Chile and the US. The report found that defaults were becoming an increasingly important mechanism for helping members navigate complex decisions at retirement – adding that such integration could help bo
DWP seeks small pension pot default consolidator solution (opens the original)
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The consultation – Small Pots: a pathway for consolidation – follows the Pension Schemes Act 2026, which gave the government the power to introduce a multiple default consolidator solution. Commenting on the consultation, pensions minister Torsten Bell said: "Across the workplace pensions market today, there are around 13 million deferred small pension pots – and that number is growing by more than a million every year. This proliferation of pots is not just a trend; it's a structural inefficien
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