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Proposals come after recent period of rising interest left majority of defined benefit plans in the black
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IBM’s decision to reinstate its defined benefit scheme makes good business sense — other companies should follow
Schemes increase exposure in wake of 2022 gilts market crisis and as they prepare for buyout deals
More than 400 ex-MEPs launch class action suit against their benefits being halved
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Poll of nearly 3,000 shows mortgage and childcare costs are reducing investments
New ‘exploratory scenario’ comes as concerns mount about risk posed by offshore arrangement to UK savers
Oil major says balance sheet will benefit from upcoming reduction to pension surplus tax charge
Situation raises concerns for tens of thousands of Sipp holders across the market
Institutions say the proposals will erode shareholder rights and harm the country’s reputation for high corporate governance
Schemes registered a new quarter drop in asset value in 2022 driven by mini-Budget turmoil, finds Pensions Regulator
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Trustees are worried about growing involvement of overseas reinsurance firms in corporate pension deals
Higher interest rates have boosted income for life options
Eternal verities in investment and finance are often counterintuitive
Plight of savers in their 50s and 60s is wake-up call for greater pensions awareness
Savers accessing defined contribution pots for the first time are put on emergency tax codes
Legislation will move to the Senate after provisional approval in lower house of Congress
Critics say government proposal for single, career-long retirement funds could leave individuals worse off
Higher interest rates continue to fuel surge in dealmaking, according to new forecast
Retirement systems allow more borrowing and derivatives as private holdings strain cash flows
Unexpected increase will affect mortgages, savings and pensions
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