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Exclusive: Welsh government rolls out new employee benefits framework

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The Welsh government has partnered with employee benefits provider Vivup for the managed service provision of its employee benefit schemes. As part of the framework agreement and in alignment with Welsh government policy, provision for Welsh Language Standards will be made.

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How employees can track down lost pensions and guidance on pension consolidation

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lost pension pots in the UK, worth around £26.6 billion WEALTH at work explains how employees can track down lost pensions and provides guidance on whether to consolidate The total value of lost pension pots has grown from £19.4 find-pension-contact-details). find-pension-contact-details). billion in 2022.

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Buyer’s guide to group personal pension schemes

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What is a group personal pension (GPP)? A group personal pension is a defined contribution (DC) arrangement whereby an employer agrees to make monthly contributions into a scheme, but the contract is between the employer and the pension provider. The pensions annual allowance has been increased from £40,000 to £60,000.

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Choosing the best workplace pension for your business

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Transitioning to a superior provider is no longer a hassle: If you’re contemplating changing your current workplace pension scheme, the process isn’t as challenging as you might think. Many pension companies (we’re one of them!) What is a workplace pension? are prepared to assist you with the heavy lifting.

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What impact will the living pension initiative have on employees’ retirement outcomes?

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As a voluntary savings target, the living pension initiative sets out the minimum annual contribution needed to afford basic living costs in retirement. Employers should ensure that employees who increase their contributions in line with this are not saving at a rate they cannot afford. Enter the living pension initiative.

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82% of young staff want to save for pensions before turning 22

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New research has revealed that 82% of young employees aged between 18 and 22 believe that individuals in employment should start saving for their pensions and retirement before the current default age of 22. There is much that the government could do to ensure that young people are sufficiently incentivised.

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London Underground strikes over pension changes suspended

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Several strike dates due to take place on the London Underground have been suspended following negotiations about potential reforms of Transport for London’s (TFL) pension scheme. A central government-demanded review of TFL’s pension arrangements, which is a condition of the 1 June 2021 £1.1

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