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January
2002 articles
Nurturing
change
Socially responsible investment still provides
dilemmas for institutional investors. Nadine Wojakovski reports
A
question of liability
Ming
Liu looks at how trustees can customise a fixed-income benchmark
to suit their liabilities
Getting
a foot in the door
Europe's citizens are ageing, and no country
is immune to the effects. Catriona Dean assesses the potential for
UK fund managers to break into European pension fund markets
Bang
up to data
Keeping people's private information secure
is all part and parcel of a trustee's role, isn't it? So what's
new for pensions schemes in the Data Protection Act? Catriona Dean
finds out
Personal
pensions supplement
The
end of the road?
With
the industry still unsure which way to turn as the Equitable Life
saga unfolds, buy-to-let mortgages are showing growth. Are people
investing in property as an alternative to pensions? Mark Frary
asks whether the value of a personal pension plan is being put to
the test
Take
your pick
Many
people are attracted to the flexibility that SIPPs and SSASs can
provide over other personal pensions. Andrea Kirkby compares both
schemes
The
learning zone
The
internet is now recognised as a convenient resource for the research
and purchase of financial products like pensions, but can it lead
to information overload? Arveen Bajaj
finds out
Standing
up for your rights
Part-time
employment is an option that many in the UK are considering. Arveen
Luthra looks at changes in legislation that have increased the rights
of part-timers
Poles
apart
Andrea
Kirkby
discovers that, when it comes to direct pensions provision, two
very different models are emerging in the one per cent world
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