Search Results for "Vai trò ca di l"

Avoiding Pensions Poverty – Secondary pensions is not a panacea

By Anthony Brewer at BWCI anthony.brewer@bwcigroup.com “an opportunity to refine and improve pensions provision” Guernsey’s secondary pensions, which is analogous to auto-enrolment introduced in the UK back in 2012, is being phased in from 1 July 2024. This notable change in the obligations for employers is expected to expand the scale of personal pension saving in… Read More »

Mortality Update

“we were still seeing some deaths involving Covid 19 in 2024” A look back at 2024 The headline message is that overall mortality rates observed in England & Wales during 2024 were the lowest on record. They were just slightly below the previous lows observed in 2019, the last year before Covid 19 had such… Read More »

The UK Government breathes new life into DB pension schemes

“This mind-set change is most definitely now happening” My article in issue 4 2023 of Bandwagon “Pension surpluses – what now?” ended with the following thought: “Ultimately a mind-set change may be warranted, as we move from an environment where schemes presented seemingly ever-growing liabilities, as yields fell, to one where they present opportunities to… Read More »

Why combining your pensions could be the smart move

Managing multiple pensions from different jobs can quickly become overwhelming. People now change jobs more frequently than in the past, when staying with one employer for an entire career was more common. As a result, you now may have several pension pots from previous employers. Even if they are with the same provider, they might… Read More »

UK General Code of Practice

By Hannah Rosumek at BWCI Group hannah.rosumek@bwcigroup.com “enable decision-making to be streamlined” The UK General Code of Practice came into force on 28th March 2024 and sets out the new governance requirements that are expected of a range of different types¹ of UK pension arrangements. Carl Stanford’s article in Issue 1 2024 provided a high-level overview… Read More »