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Work to launch first multi-employer CDC scheme continues

Work to launch the UK’s first commercially available multi-employer collective defined contribution (CDC) pension scheme has continued, with Squire Patton Boggs now providing advice to TPT Retirement Solutions on its plans for this. Following the launch of the landmark Royal Mail scheme last year, which Squire Patton Boggs also advised …

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EQ Retirement Solutions to help deliver Royal Mail CDC scheme

The Royal Mail Collective Pension Plan, which officially launched on 7 October, will be delivered using the EQ Retirement Solutions’ (EQRS) Compendia platform, it has confirmed. Initially announced in 2018, the Royal Mail Collective Plan became the UK’s first CDC scheme in 2023 after passing The Pensions Regulator’s (TPR) assessment …

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Chancellor receives ‘unwelcome’ £100mn state pension bill

The Office for National Statistics’s upward revision of earning figures will saddle Rachel Reeves with an “unwelcome” extra £100mn bill for the state pension rise next year, according to LCP partner, Steve Webb. Today (October 15), the ONS released its Labour Market Overview for October 2024, detailing the revised figures …

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Two thirds of retiring savers find targeted support appealing

Nearly two thirds (64 per cent) of UK consumers approaching retirement find targeted support appealing, research from Aegon has revealed.  The research, “The Second 50: Navigating a Multi-Stage Life” report, discovered substantial demand for “targeted support” which would offer “people like you” suggestions based on limited information about the individual …

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Government finally preparing to fix lifetime allowance errors

Regulations have finally been laid before Parliament to correct errors that had been embedded into legislation when the lifetime allowance was scrapped. The lifetime allowance was abolished back in April but there were mistakes in the original legislation, which the government needed to fix before certain clients could make changes to …

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