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15th September 201720th October 2017 acacadmo

ACA 2017 Survey – DB costs’ adverse impact on pay and equity

2017 ACA PENSION TRENDS SURVEY Interim Report No.1 PRESS RELEASE DEFINED BENEFIT SCHEMES: 53% OF SPONSORS SAY SCHEME COSTS ARE HAVING NEGATIVE IMPACT ON PAY AND 80% ADVERSELY IMPACTING ON INTER-GENERATIONAL EQUITY… 15 September 2017: Speaking at the annual lunch Read More ... more »»

9th June 20171st March 2018 David Robertson

General Election 2017: ACA worried that inconclusive result will mean brave decisions needed to address policy challenges will not be grasped

9 June 2017: The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) pre-election review of the parties’ manifesto pledges noted that there were few measures to boost private pension savings and savings generally. The Association says the uncertain outcome of the general election Read More ... more »»

26th May 201713th October 2017 acacadmo

General Election 2017: Parties’ focus on State role with few mentions of need to boost private saving

26 May 2017: The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has produced its traditional summary of the political parties’ manifestos concentrating on their pensions, savings and tax proposals. A special issue of Placard published today notes that measures to boost Read More ... more »»

25th May 201713th October 2017 acacadmo

ACA chairman hopes constant tinkering with pensions will stop as brexit dominates parliamentary business

25 May 2017: Speaking at the ACA’s Chairman’s dinner, attended by leading figures from the pensions, financial services and regulatory worlds, ACA Chairman, Bob Scott, said he looked forward to a period of stability and consolidation for the pensions Read More ... more »»

12th May 201713th October 2017 acacadmo

ACA opposes more powers for the pensions regulator, but calls for new flexibilities for defined benefit schemes

12 May 2017: The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has published today its response to the DWP Green Paper on Security and Sustainability in Defined Benefit Pension Schemes. The response addresses the wide range of questions posed in the consultation Read More ... more »»

26th April 201713th October 2017 acacadmo

Association of Consulting Actuaries’ records go ‘on-line’ at Pensions Archive Trust

Association of Consulting Actuaries’ records go ‘on-line’ at Pensions Archive Trust 26 April 2017: The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) and The Pensions Archive Trust (PAT) are very pleased to announce that on-line access to the ACA archive collection held Read More ... more »»

23rd March 201713th October 2017 acacadmo

ACA response to consultation sees opportunities to boost gig economy participation in auto-enrolment

ACA RESPONSE TO CONSULTATION SEES OPPORTUNITIES TO BOOST GIG ECONOMY PARTICIPATION IN AUTO-ENROLMENT 23 March 2017: In a response to the DWP’s Review of Auto Enrolment – initial questions consultation, the Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has outlined a way Read More ... more »»

7th March 20171st March 2018 acacadmo

ACA Comments on Superfund Proposal

7 March 2017: Bob Scott, Chairman of the Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) comments: “The ACA welcomes the work that the Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association (PLSA) Defined Benefit taskforce has done and published in its recent report “The case Read More ... more »»

20th February 201724th June 2017 acacadmo

ACA Comments on Defined Benefit Schemes Green Paper

ACA Chairman, Bob Scott, welcomes DWP Green Paper and backs rationalisation of indexation arrangements to end current ‘lottery’. more »»

ACA Chairman, Bob Scott, welcomes DWP Green Paper and backs rationalisation of indexation arrangements to end current ‘lottery’.

1st February 201724th June 2017 acacadmo

Survey says Millions Missing Out on Workplace Pensions

Survey report says success of auto-enrolment to date shouldn’t disguise need for reforms in 2017 to address millions excluded from enrolment and low contribution levels. more »»

Survey report says success of auto-enrolment to date shouldn’t disguise need for reforms in 2017 to address millions excluded from enrolment and low contribution levels.