Pensions Aspects Magazine

Published bi-monthly and brought to you by the PMI, this leading UK pensions magazine offers expert insights, policy updates, and practical guidance on the issues shaping your profession. Each edition helps you stay informed and ahead, with the latest on regulation, governance, diversity, digital innovation, and more, plus member updates, exam news, and exclusive interviews.

5 Golden rules for member engagement using technology
08 June 2020

5 Golden rules for member engagement using technology

These golden rules are intended to be the cornerstones in helping Master Trusts build better digital servicing for members.

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Bringing the best out of pensions
08 June 2020

Bringing the best out of pensions

I always wanted to be a Pensions lawyer…

Ok, so that’s stretching it a bit, but I did decide that I wanted to become a lawyer when I was still at school, albeit largely based on the 80s classic LA Law.

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Building portfolios for the future through sustainable investing: enduring COVID-19 and beyond
08 June 2020

Building portfolios for the future through sustainable investing: enduring COVID-19 and beyond

Demand for sustainable investing is growing. From identifying and implementing clean sources of energy to emission friendly transportation and medical needs, vast swathes of industry are adapting to meet growing consumer demand from both individual and professional investors.

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Pensions Aspects June 2020
07 June 2020

Pensions Aspects June 2020

Investing with a conscience. Read the latest issue on pension scheme sustainability and development.

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Professional trusteeship accreditation
18 May 2020

Professional trusteeship accreditation

I passed, what was then the PMI Associate exams, in 1990, to have the hard fought for initials APMI after my name. At the time, I thought that having passed these I would not be doing any more pension exams in my working life.

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Marriage under the microscope
11 May 2020

Marriage under the microscope

Marriage matters to Defined Benefit (DB) pension schemes. This is because typically they pay survivor pensions to the spouse, or qualifying dependant, of members after they have died. To value these pensions, schemes need to know (a) what proportion of members have an eligible dependant and (b) the age difference between members and their dependants (since younger dependants are likely to live longer).

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