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Mercer Marsh Benefits (MMB) helps keep up with the latest changes to relevant legislation.

Jill Henderson, head of strategic relationships, talks to Scottish Widows managing director Jackie Leiper and her daughter Rebecca about women’s pensions.

There’s a gap between what benefits are provided by employers and those which are taken up by employees - and it’s time for HR leaders to address the imbalance.

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.

With people placing even greater value on their employee benefits by the day, Zest looks at how you can maximise the value from your offering.

With another large rise in National Minimum Wage planned in April – what should employers focus on when it comes to benefits?

Following the rise in the National Insurance employers pay, we look at why it’s vital you engage with your workforce to help maximize the return on investment from your employee benefit scheme.

With the recent changes introduced by the Labour Government’s Autumn Budget, employers can help their workforce understand and maximize the value of their benefits.

Mark Jones, partner at Isio, looks at what impact Rachel Reeves’ first Budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer will have on employer costs.

The rise in NIC and legal minimum wage will have employers looking around for solutions to help them offer employees more for less.

WEALTH at work has produced a webcast covering useful money management hints and tips for all including ways to cut costs and boost savings.

The new government's first autumn budget included fewer pension impacts than initially expected, says Hymans Robertson.

Despite the seemingly complex rules, the workplace nursery exemption can significantly help working parents as well as employers with childcare costs.

Findings to REBA’s survey, conducted in partnership with the Association of British Insurers (ABI), showed the removal of employer National Insurance contribution (NIC) relief could have long-term detrimental effects on workers’ pension savings. 

As the deadline approaches, an early look at the new requirements for managing benefits in kind is key.

Time is running out to have your say on the potential impact of the removal of tax relief on employers’ National Insurance contributions (NICs) on employer pension contributions.