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  • Balfour Beatty agrees new deal to delay pension fund payment

    February 24, 2015

    INFRASTRUCTURE group Balfour Beatty has worked out a deal with the trustee of its pension fund to delay payment of an £85m deficit agreed at the time of the Parsons Brinckerhoff disposal. The company agreed heads of terms with the fund’s trustee, and Balfour will now make the payment over eight years, instead of one [...]

  • Working five years longer boosts pension pots by a third

    February 24, 2015

    The secret to a more comfortable retirement is to stay in work that little bit longer, new research has shown. Staying in full-time employment for five years after the retirement age, while continuing to pay into a private pension, could lift final weekly incomes by a third according to the Pensions Policy Institute and Friends [...]

  • Fire Brigade Union forges ahead with 24-hour strike over pension dispute

    February 23, 2015

    The Fire Brigade Union is planning a 24-hour strike this week over a new “unworkable” pensions scheme being put forward by the government.  Firefighters throughout England – but no other part of the UK – are planning to walk out from 7am on Wednesday (February 25). They will attend a rally in Westminster.   The [...]

  • Nutmeg ready to shake-up UK pension market

    February 22, 2015

    Online wealth management group Nutmeg is today launching its first personal pension in an attempt to disrupt the UK pensions sector. Nutmeg co-founder and chief executive Nick Hungerford says current offerings on the market are “complicated, underfunded and in need of some massive changes.” “We know there’s a massive deficit in pensions savings; company pensions [...]

  • Pensions group calls for a new industry body

    February 22, 2015

    The UK government is facing calls to introduce a new independent Pension Commission to deal with problems in the sector and produce better policy. The International Longevity Centre-UK and Prudential have published a report today highlighting the fact that current policy is not enough to secure adequate retirement incomes for many, and retirement planning is [...]

  • UK private equity firms Circle for Evans

    February 22, 2015

    BRITISH private equity players ECI Partners and Graphite Capital are vying to take a controlling interest in UK bicycle store chain Evans Cycles, it emerged yesterday. Crawley-based Evans is up for sale for £100m. Both buyout firms – who declined to comment – have been invited to submit second-round bids by Evans-owner Active Private Equity.

  • Labour could cut pensions tax relief to fund tuition fees reduction

    February 21, 2015

      Labour is planning a possible tax raid on pensions in order to fund a cut in tuition fees, it has emerged.   Ed Miliband is planning to cut tuition fees from £9,000 to £6,000 if Labour wins this year’s General Election, but will need around £2bn a year to fund the scheme.   According [...]

  • Free market think tank Centre for Policy Studies sounds alarm over pension reforms

    February 20, 2015

    A free market think tank has warned over government plans to overhaul the current pensions system in May, saying freeing people from obligation to buy an annuity exposes them to "potentially dangerous" risks.  In his 2014 budget, Chancellor George Osborne abolished the obligation on retirees to buy annuities – a guaranteed life income – with their [...]

  • UK house prices: Is the government’s pension reform about to put strain on the property market?

    February 16, 2015

    Britain is in the grip of a property shortage, and it could be about to get worse. New legislation means that from April many pensioners will be able to cash-in their pension pots, with many expected to invest in the buy to let market. The market seems ill-prepared for such interest. Data from Rightmove, the [...]

  • Crowdfunding could transform healthcare through innovative disease diagnosis and new treatments

    February 11, 2015

      Crowdfunding provides a unique opportunity for the development of innovations that might otherwise fall by the wayside – between the government and private companies, there is simply not enough money available to turn all promising ideas into a reality.   The merits have already been shown across a range of industries – over the last few [...]

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