All cash articles – Page 2
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Cash-strapped money printer cuts deficit repair contributions
British banknote printer De La Rue has cut deficit repair payments to its defined benefit pension scheme, contingent on the success of its bid to raise an extra £100m in capital.
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Record 336,000 retirees access their pensions
On the go: More retirees than ever are withdrawing money from their pension pots as the popularity of freedom and choice continues unabated.
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FeaturesShell drills for liquidity and slashes return-seeking assets post valuation
Trustees of the Shell Contributory Pension Fund have overhauled the scheme’s investment strategy following its latest valuation, introducing new allocations to investment-grade and highly liquid assets, while cutting the fund’s return-seeking portfolio exposure.
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Features
Invensys changes DC default to target cash
Trustees of the Invensys Pension Scheme have updated their defined contribution default to target cash instead of an annuity.
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FCA proposes rules on investment pathways
On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority has set out its second proposed package of remedies from its Retirement Outcomes Review, in a consultation on investment pathways, ensuring investment in cash is an active decision, and actual charges information.
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FeaturesGSK launches new investment options for DC members
Global healthcare company GlaxoSmithKline and the trustees of its pension plans have introduced two new defined contribution lifestyle options, responding to a change in member retirement saving behaviour following the introduction of pension freedoms in 2015.
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NewsM&B switches to drawdown and moves deferreds to master trust
The Mitchells & Butlers pension scheme has updated its defined contribution default strategy to target drawdown purchase, directing members to a master trust for retirement provision.
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OpinionCash flow management is DB's new admin headache
From the blog: The balance of payments for defined benefit pension schemes has shifted. With estimated active DB members numbering less than 500,000 and more than 5m members in receipt of their pension, most DB schemes have a negative cash flow.
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Renishaw in recovery plan discussion with regulator
British engineering company Renishaw has been in discussions with the Pensions Regulator after the watchdog questioned its recovery plan, potentially leading to a £45m cash contribution to the scheme if the current recovery plan is terminated.
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OpinionWhat have we learnt from the FCA's Retirement Outcomes Review?
The pensions industry will look back on the publication of the Financial Conduct Authority’s final findings from its Retirement Outcomes Review as a watershed moment in the steady shift from defined benefit to defined contribution.
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Experts call for tempering of freedoms
The UK pension system lags many of its European peers in a report out this week, which recommends restoring the requirement to take savings as an income stream.
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OpinionPost-retirement defaults are key to better outcomes
The advent of pension freedoms has meant that the government now expects savers to take responsibility for important financial decisions that could mean the difference between an inadequate retirement or a comfortable one.
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NewsSavers still keen on cash until pot size grows
Full cash withdrawals are still dominating the retirement income market, according to analysis by the Financial Conduct Authority, as concerns were raised over consumer reluctance to seek financial advice.
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FeaturesLafargeHolcim reconstructs DC scheme
Building materials giant LafargeHolcim has changed the default fund and administration of its defined contribution pension scheme following a value-for-money assessment.
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FeaturesReuters scheme simplifies strategy in liquidity search
As part of a push to simplify its asset allocation and achieve greater liquidity, Reuters Pension Fund is exiting its property investments, putting some of the proceeds into a new buy-and-maintain mandate and an existing diversified growth fund.
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Opinion
A balancing act: Will the Lisa meet its dual objectives?
The Specialist: Not one to let the dust settle on pension saving, even before the freedom and choice regime came into force, chancellor George Osborne used this year’s Budget to announce the Lifetime individual savings account.
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Tesco gears DC default towards freedoms
Supermarket Tesco has a new default investment structure aimed at allowing members to access the full range of freedoms in its recently established defined contribution plan, but administrative complexity still holds many schemes back.
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Opinion
How to use bonds in default funds after freedom and choice
Bonds in default funds for UK defined contribution pensions have come under scrutiny since freedom and choice. While lots of schemes and workplace providers have already altered default fund strategies, many have yet to do so.
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OpinionForget freedom, millennials want security
From the blog: Born between 1980 and 2000 and entering the workplace amid one of the most significant booms and busts of recent history, millennials face a unique set of financial challenges.
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FeaturesFujifilm develops its DC default fund approach
Fujifilm is overhauling its defined contribution default fund to improve its performance and relevance to members, as schemes continue to rethink DC glide paths following the pension freedoms.
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