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New research reveals the workplace impact of money worries and the role employers can play in helping employees tackle money worries.

Private equity and infrastructure investment company takes an active role in providing adequate retirement benefits for its 250-strong workforce, says Senior Pensions Manager Adam Chate

Investment is a big policy lever government can pull to improve retirement savings

Half of employees see pension contributions as a tax. Employers have a role to play in helping to overcome this misperception.

When it comes to taking their retirement savings, insights show people want both income security and flexibility, but they also want guidance to help them navigate the complexity of choice.

By encouraging employees to invest more in retirement savings, employers can help mitigate the increase in NIC.

Based on current spending rates, many retirees could be set to empty their DC retirement savings account by their late 70s – leaving nine years of unfunded retirement on average. Jayesh Patel, head of DC clients at Legal & General, discusses how to help employees better plan for the duration of their retirement years.

Now is the perfect time for employees to set savings goals for the year and boost their financial positivity.

Money worries can affect performance and mental health at work. Employers can help alleviate some of these concerns with tips on financial resilience.

With over half of UK adults worried they’re not saving enough for retirement, it’s likely some of your employees are feeling this way too. Here’s how you can support them in saving for their financial future.

This month, the public policy agenda seems to be all about contrasts and the balancing, or juggling, of different agendas.

For companies with employees in the EU, now is the time to prepare for the impact of the EU Pay Transparency Directive.

There’s still time to help employees get their finances in order before the new year begins.

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They may not all be focused on looking too far ahead but there are ways Gen Z can be encouraged to consider their financial future.

More improved company benefits and increased freedoms around pensions and savings means employees may be looking for more guidance and advice services from experts.

Emergency savings, spending behaviours during retirement, and why some early retirees return to work.

Employers can take advantage of Gen Z’s digitally savvy talents to help them look at pensions for the future.