A typical firm’s exposure to redress liabilities in relation to defined benefit (DB) pension transfer advice is now likely to ...

Every defined benefit plan will have its own formula for calculating benefits. However, one common formula involves employers paying a set dollar amount, such as $100 per month in pension funds ...

Defined benefit (DB) pension scheme rules are set to be overhauled in an attempt to encourage large employers to reinvest surplus funds and even boost staff wages. Under the proposals, pension ...

What's the difference between defined contribution and defined benefit pensions? Defined contribution ... the following advice still applies. When you reach retirement, it is very important ...

Fees are generally taken twice from your pension. Once from the overall provider who administers the pension. Then the fund managers who invest the money in the stock market or in bonds will take an ...

First Actuarial’s Redress Tracker shows that firms advising on defined benefit (DB) pension transfers now face lower compensation costs, typically ...

It's a common lament that old-fashioned defined-benefit pensions—the kind that pay a guaranteed monthly income for life—are rare nowadays. And for public-sector employees, they might become ...

Are we going to be OK in retirement without healthy defined benefit employer pensions? This is the question Anthony, 54, and Deirdre, 53, are trying to answer. “The only reason my parents were ...

The Government's plan to levy inheritance tax on death benefits has received far less attention than pensions, but could be ...