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Colthrop Board Mill Pension Scheme completes £23m buy-in with Aviva
The Colthrop Board Mill Pension Scheme has completed a £23m buy-in with Aviva, securing the benefits of 69 deferred members and 152 pensioners ...
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Gap between best and worst-paying annuities 'spikes'
The gap between the best and worst-paying annuities has “spiked” in recent weeks, reflecting the rise in bond yields, analysis by Just Group has revealed ...
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DWP working with TPR to gather data on pre-1997 discretionary increases
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is working with The Pensions Regulator (TPR) to gather information on the number of schemes providing discretionary increases on pre-1997 benefits, Secretary ...
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MPs present bill to require govt to publish Waspi compensation scheme
MPs have voted in favour to bring in a bill that would require the government address the findings of the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman’s (PHSO) report on women’s historic state pension c ...
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PPF levy cut hailed as a 'great stride in the right direction'
Industry organisations have broadly welcomed the news that the government is considering making legislative changes to give the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) more flexibility to reduce its levy, highl ...
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TPO ruling highlights 'important lessons' on properly documenting benefits
The Pensions Ombudsman (TPO) has upheld a complaint against Capital Cranfield Trustees and Olivetti UK Limited, highlighting the case as an ...
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PPF more than halves levy estimate as govt considers legislative reform
The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has more than halved its levy estimate for 2025/26 to £45m, after the government confirmed that it is looking to allow the PPF greater flexibility to reduce the levy ...