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30 April 2024

The Pensions Management Institution (PMI) appoints Paragon as its Communications Insight Partner

The Pensions Management Institute is delighted to announce it has appointed Paragon as an Insight Partner to help pension schemes improve their member communications.

31 March 2024

COST OF LIVING HIT TO PENSIONS CAUSES RETIREMENT PLANNING MISERY

New research by the Pensions Management Institute (PMI) shows that almost half (49%) of working adults have changed their retirement plans because of the Cost-of-Living Crisis. This includes 24% of people who are set to delay their retirement and 23% who have reduced their pension contributions. One in twenty people (5%) admitted to stopping their pension contributions entirely.

11 March 2024

Schroders and the Pensions Management Institute unveil landmark Lifetime Savings Initiative

Schroders and the Pensions Management Institute (PMI) are excited to announce the public launch of the Lifetime Savings initiative (LSI), a pioneering project set up to highlight the real challenges facing UK savers.

25 January 2024

The PMI launches a new Academy Partnership with Berenberg

On 25th January 2023 - The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) is delighted to announce a new Academy Partnerships with Berenberg to further advance professional education at the organisation.

08 January 2024

The PMI launches new Superfund Academy Partnership with Clara-Pensions

The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) is pleased to announce a new Academy Partnership with Clara-Pensions to enhance professional education on superfunds.

25 May 2023

RISE IN DISSATISFACTION WITH PENSIONS POLICY – PMI PULSE

More than six in ten (61%) of pension industry respondents are dissatisfied with the direction of pensions policy in the past six months, according to the latest Pensions Management Institute (PMI) Pulse Survey. Dissatisfaction with pension policy has substantially increased from the 44% of respondents who were unhappy last year.