Investing for a pension is often the only and largest investment people make. Savers rely on the pension system working as hard as it can to deliver the best possible retirement income.
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While there are signs of recovery in some financial markets after last year’s economic turmoil, trustees need to stay focused on protecting savers from economic volatility.
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When someone buys a car, all sorts of different factors might influence which one they plump for.
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Salt and pepper, strawberries and cream or gin and tonic, all natural bedfellows.
And new rules, set to come into force this year, aim to create a new partnership, one as synonymous as Laurel and Hardy, Cagney and Lacey, or Ant and Dec: accessing a pension and getting guidance.
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The Productive Finance Working Group has now published its final report: A Roadmap for increasing investment in Productive Finance Investments (bankofengland.co.uk – PDF, opens in a new tab). We welcome the report and the approach taken to try to unlock current barriers, structural and practical, to long term investment, particularly in the DC market.
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In my last blog, I said the world had changed with a move away from defined benefit (DB) pensions.
From fighting pension scams to tackling Environmental, Social, and Governance, 2020 will be another fast-moving year of change full of positive opportunities and challenges we must all strive to meet.
Making workplace pensions work and protecting savers is at the heart of what we do.
