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  • Scottish Widows and Origo cut LoA turnaround times

    Workplace savings and pensions provider Scottish Widows has extended Origo’s Unipass Letter of Authority across its business to cut turnaround times and improve the quality of information.

  • Canada Life looks to Scottish Widows for new UK CEO

    Former Scottish Widows senior executive Emma Watkins will become UK CEO at Canada Life from 1 September.

  • Workers in the dark about workplace pensions

    Two in five UK workers (43%) are unaware how much they are contributing to their workplace pensions.

  • Guest Column: Salary exchange – a prime opportunity for advisers

    Chartered Financial Planner Susan Hope, a business development director at Scottish Widows and a pensions advocate, writes abouthow, as National Insurance changes take effect, salary exchange (also called salary sacrifice), could be a new opportunity for Financial Planners. 

  • Widows' £60bn default fund shifts to shorter de-risking

    Scottish Widows’ £60bn default workplace pension fund, Pension Investment Approaches (PIA), is to transition to a new default offering with a higher exposure to equities and a shorter de-risking phase.

  • Average client portfolio size up 17% in a year

    The cost and complexity of new financial regulations, such as the Consumer Duty, are pushing financial advisers to increase minimum client portfolio size to maintain profitability.

  • Nearly 1 in 2 advisers worry about a platform failing

    Nearly half (47%) of advisers think it is likely a platform could fail financially in the next three years, according to the latest Scottish Widows Investor Confidence Barometer.

  • Nest target market willing to pay only 2.5 per cent into plan

    Ian Naismith, Scottish Widows head of pension market development
  • Lloyds Banking Group aims to be primary UK wealth adviser

  • Scottish Widows chairman to leave firm after six years

    Sandy Leitch, chairman of Scottish Widows and deputy chairman of Lloyds Banking Group
  • Scottish Widows identifies financially vulnerable groups

    Risk triangle from Scottish Widows showing three most financially vulnerable groups.
  • Budget 2012: Firms respond to Budget pension changes

  • Brits facing pension shortfall due to poor saving habits

    Ian Naismith, Scottish Widows head of pension market development
  • Lord Blackwell is appointed chairman of Scottish Widows

  • Scottish Widows unveils RDR charging structure

    Scottish Widows
  • 10 million UK workers in dark over auto-enrolment

    Scottish Widows Lyn Graves
  • Scottish Widows unveils auto-enrolment platform

    Scottish Widows
  • Scottish Widows says women falling behind in pensions savings

    Percentage of women failing to save anything for retirement. Source: Scottish Widows
  • Some families borrowing money to keep spirit of Christmas alive

    The Scottish Widows-backed Centre for the Modern Family
  • Consumers opting out of seeking financial advice

    Most common savings product. Source: Scottish Widows

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