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Trapped in the retirement catch-22
Pressure from employers, financial markets and government economic policy are all punishing the over 50s. John Greenwood reports on a growing retirement crisis
Industry People
Time to head upmarket
Amii’s new chairman Wayne Pontin wants to transform the organisation from a discount club into a force that can lobby on issues from NHS reform to sharp practices in the industry. John Greenwood hears how he intends to do it
Pensions
Cure for small pots
Whatever solution to the small pots conundrum the government opts for, there will be winners and losers. John Lappin finds a hotly contested consultation
Group Risk
Little knowledge is a dangerous thing
The removal of the earnings cap, the roll-back of state benefits and the role of self-paid IP are all impacting the group risk market. Edmund Tirbutt reports
Investments
Lessons to be learned
Defined contribution may be taking over from defined benefit but it still has much to learn from its older sibling. Paul Farrow reports
Healthcare
Warming to wellbeing
Welfare reform and wellbeing can prove fertile new ground for cash plans says Sam Barrett
Special Reports
Industry Forum: The Psychology of Risk - Your Biggest Asset
The magnitude of the risks borne by employers and employees due to long-term sickness is nowhere near being fully understood, finds John Lappin
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Pensions Comment
Why small pots could turn into big icebergs
Lets not go full steam ahead into small pot reform says Adrian Boulding, pensions strategy director at Legal & General
Group Risk Comment
Little knowledge is a dangerous thing
The removal of the earnings cap, the roll-back of state benefits and the role of self-paid IP are all impacting the group risk market. Edmund Tirbutt reports
Healthcare Comment
Spoilt by choice
Do we need more choice in the PMI market? It can be a double-edged sword says Debbie Kleiner-Gaines, managing director at Best Health UK
Investment Comment
Why China matters
Fears over a China crisis remain, but on balance the workshop of the world should keep delivering says Ewen Cameron Watt, chief investment strategist, BlackRock Investment Institute
McKenna on Technology
Setting a new benchmark
Staffcare has created a new benchmark in auto-enrolment technology propositions says Ian McKenna, director of the Financial Technology Research Centre
Final Word
Sleepwalking to disappointment
Defined ambition is not going to solve the low contribution rates that are the real problem with DC says Teresa Hunter
Provider Opinion
New audience, new approach
Recognising and addressing the importance of the Finance Director in benefits decisions
