As do-it-yourself investment accounts hit all time high of 9.54 million The DIY investment market ended 2022 at £345bn ($415bn, €392bn), a small increase of 3.8% for the quarter, according to research firm Boring Money.…

Following a decade of recent underperformance, active managers appeared to stage a rebound in 2022. While the core tenets of passive still make sense, past performance is no guarantee of future results. It has become…

The firm’s Future of Global Retirement report – which surveyed 8,000 savers across the UK, Australia, South Africa and the US – found the UK ranked lowest when it came to understanding of savers’ options…

Muscat: The Council of Ministers has approved the referral of the draft law on Social Protection to the Council of Oman to complete its legislative session. The step was undertaken within the context of the…

Recent reported growth of private pension funds, otherwise known as defined contribution pension systems, in the OECD member countries is impressive, enhancing the resilience and sustainability of pension systems in countries where they are provided.…

It’s widely known that state and local governments are struggling to recruit and retain workers. In Maryland, there are about 6,000 job postings available. And in Wayne County, Michigan, another approximately 1,000 jobs are available.…

Peru, Chile and Bolivia have allowed early withdrawals from their funds as a source of relief for households and to support recoveries during the pandemic and the global price shock. But these have had negative…

The bold statements of Peter Hargreaves, the founder of Hargreaves Lansdown, this week caused a sensation in Britain’s investment and financial services market, bringing to the fore major questions that have long plagued wealth management…

Blockchain technology is disrupting financial institutions in radical new ways. Rather than replacing what already exists, it creates an entirely new market and an avenue to bank the unbanked. Blockchain is creating new financial solutions…

The accelerated demographic changes, that are so evident in social and economic domains, have begun to put big pressure on governments and pension authorities at least during the last two decades to introduce reforms on…