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ARTICLE · 07 SEPTEMBER 2016

The Pensions Bill Lumbered

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Will the Pensions Bill offer any help to hard pressed schemes burdened by funding deficits?

United KingdomEmployment and HR

Will the Pensions Bill offer any help to hard pressed schemes burdened by funding deficits? – wonders Alison Hills.

This article was first published in Pensions World on 1 September 2016.

In a nutshell: 

  • the new Pensions Bill, as well as covering money purchase schemes, the stronger regulation of master trusts and the introduction of a cap on early exit charges, will inevitably cover issues relating to final salary schemes
  • many schemes across the country feel that they have been unfairly lumbered with continuing to pay generous revaluation and pension increases
  • the Pensions Regulator is going to be given additional powers to authorise and supervise master trusts and intervene when necessary.

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