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A total of 17 of the biggest pension providers in the UK, managing around 90% of active savers’ defined contribution workplace pensions, signed the Mansion House Accord this week. This was praised

Change English law on wills to protect vulnerable old people, Law Commission urges Financial Times Modernising wills A Lawyer Writes | Joshua Rozenberg Marriage, cohabitation and undue influence amongst key recommendations in Law Commission’s

In the face of ever escalating household debt and economic challenges, families in India are re-analysing their financial goals and objectives. The focus has now shifted on building robust emergency funds with

Every Friday, we take an overview of the mortgage market before rounding up the best rates with independent experts from Moneyfacts… Lenders are facing pressure from the government to help boost growth, and

Millions of Americans who rely on Social Security could see some of their monthly benefits seized, starting in June, if they have defaulted on their student loan debts. Why It Matters Roughly

Workers at the commercial semi state transport group are set to ballot on proposals to deal with sustainability issues with two schemes. This followed talks between the CIÉ Group and unions to

Buyout firm Partners Group is lobbying the US Department of Labor to issue further guidance on private equity and 401(k)s, seeking to spur greater adoption of alternative investments in Americans’ retirement accounts.

THOUSANDS of pensioners are being short-changed by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), new figures reveal. Currently, six out of every 100 claims are being underpaid, an increase from five out

Photo by Adrian Dennis/AFP It takes a big government to admit that it was wrong – or, at the very least, an extremely frightened one. One of the first big policies introduced