We use cookies for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Your guide to a disrupted world
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
Britain has strict rules governing foreign nationals with school age children
Pension sharing orders down by 35 per cent in past four years
Country’s biggest pension fund reduces equity holdings as it predicts years of economic slowdown
Investment consultant Mercer warns more asset sales will be required to avoid disruption to long-term plans
Take-up of saving has improved no end — but millions still have no idea about their retirement options
Do you need to learn to stop saving?
Policymakers would do better to focus on improvements to individual defined contribution schemes
What should you do during the fiscal ice age?
ABI urges ministers to consider allowing savings access to under-55s struggling with cost of living crisis
Traditional asset management groups are racing to expand their offerings in alternative investments, to boost profitability and head off competition from private equity giants. Direct indexing products are rising in popularity. Meanwhile, China’s population provides a huge potential market for western asset managers
IFS analysis shows reforms led to sharp increase in British households living in financial hardship
DMFCO in talks to secure regulatory approval, but UK pension schemes are wary after 2008 crisis
Younger workers could lose up to £200,000 under benefits changes introduced in April, analysis shows
As markets turn bearish, will young investors run screaming into the woods?
Ride-hailing app refuses to reclassify drivers as workers after similar case against Uber
Definition of ‘worker’ might have to change if more companies do not do right thing on benefits, MPs told
Cases emerge of DWP processing errors relating to those who paid the ‘married woman’s stamp’
We asked what money advice readers would give to a young person in 2022. Here’s what you had to say
A reduced pension deficit fails to bring an end to industrial action by academics at some institutions
Plans to standardise growth assumptions by the Financial Reporting Council are in danger of confusing savers
Through the generations, women need to ensure they will have cause to celebrate in retirement
Union insists cuts to benefits imposed in April can be reversed but employers stand firm
Data show 28% annual rise in retirees as staff shortages grow and treatment waiting lists hit 6.4mn people
Head of universities sector scheme suggests changes that led to widespread strike action might be adjusted
Fund manager seeks to improve disclosures to pension clients as UK pushes for shift into unlisted assets
International Edition
