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Video | Private markets: what is the opportunity for the UK pensions industry?
The UK pensions industry has historically allocated very little DC pension investment into private markets. Yet when we look to our peers in Australia and Canada this is much higher. What can we learn from our international peers and how can private market investment benefit customers? Michela Bariletti, Chief Credit Officer and Head of Investment Research at Phoenix Group joins us to discuss.March 04, 2025
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Video | 2025 macroeconomic outlook
2024 was hailed the year of the election, but what will the results mean for the economic outlook? And what trends can we anticipate for 2025? Find out in our discussion with Anthony O'Brien, Head of Market Strategy at Phoenix Group.February 25, 2025
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Video | Saving habits: what can we learn from the US?
What a lot of people get wrong about emergency savings, how spending habits change during retirement – and why some retirees really return to work.
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Older renters: the elephant in the room when it comes to retirement?
Future generations of older people are more likely to live in a rented home than they are today. So what might this mean for their retirement plans?
Donna WalshNovember 13, 2023
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Should trustees be worried about the impact of artificial intelligence on Master Trusts?
Artificial intelligence is set to reshape all our lives – and this could include our pensions. Trustees therefore need to understand its limitations, ensure members’ information is appropriately protected, and keep pace as this technology evolves.
Donna WalshSeptember 18, 2023
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Video | Financial wellness: What UK employers can learn from the US
Financial wellness has been a hot topic in recent years, but what does it actually mean? And how can employers be sure the support they provide to employees really makes a difference?
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Video | The cost of living crisis – what comes next?
Are we facing another lost decade in living standards? And, if so, what might this mean for interest rates, mortgage repayments and the labour market? Find out in our discussion with Paul Johnson, Director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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Podcast | The cost of living crisis – what comes next?
Are we facing another lost decade in living standards? And, if so, what might this mean for interest rates, mortgage repayments and the labour market? Find out in our discussion with Paul Johnson, Director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies.
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What the UK’s economic challenges mean for long-term savings and consumer behaviour
We spoke to Paul Johnson, Director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, about rising inflation and falling household income, economic inactivity, the mounting tax burden and the future of the State Pension.
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Podcast | How the UK’s economic challenges may affect us in years to come
We spoke to Paul Johnson, CBE, Director at the Institute for Fiscal Studies, about public sector strikes, shrinking household incomes, rising taxes, economic inactivity and the challenges faced by younger people.
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The aims of Thinking Forward
We want to make financial security in retirement more achievable and widespread, and generally fairer. It's how we believe we can best support the long-term and diverse needs of savers, as well as supporting employers, advisers and trustees.
This is why we launched our thought leadership programme, Thinking Forward.
Through regular events and insights, we want to:
- Support our customers with innovative retirement income solutions
- Deliver better data- and insight-driven customer engagement and service
- Build propositions with financial inclusion in mind
- Invest responsibly
- Champion financial wellness
As well as conducting our own research, we will work with industry experts worldwide to ensure we bring a global perspective to help drive and develop solutions based on research and best practice.
Our joint research initiative with the OECD
We’re excited to have embarked on a three-year joint research initiative with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development