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InsightShaping the future of pensions - Keynote speech
We were delighted that Pensions Minister, Torsten Bell MP, could join us to deliver the keynote speech at TPT's 'Shaping the future of pensions' event on 12 June 2025. Click below to watch the highlights from his speech.Shaping the future of pensions - Keynote speech Featured news -
NewsTPT launches first-of-its-kind managed retirement income for life offering
The new DC proposition is a ground-breaking managed income for life proposition, providing a simple, cost effective and easy-to-use alternative for members who do not want to make investment decisions, carry out complicated calculations or seek financial advice.TPT launches first-of-its-kind managed retirement income for life offering Featured news -
NewsTPT to launch CDC pension scheme solutions
TPT is embracing the opportunity for innovation within the pension sector with plans to launch its own pioneering CDC scheme, with plans to complete authorisation by the end of 2026.TPT to launch CDC pension scheme solutions Featured news
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5 pension need-to-knows
The more you understand pensions and get to know your workplace pension, the better off you could be in retirement. While it might not seem like a priority to you now, taking some simple steps can be beneficial in the long run. -
TPT strengthens commitment to responsible investing with Human Rights Investment Policy
TPT has strengthened its commitment to responsible investing as it publishes a new Human Rights Policy. -
A twin win for TPT!
We were delighted to achieve a double win at the Professional Pensions UK Pensions Awards 2023 on 1 June 2023 -
Should you delay taking your pension?
Deciding whether to delay taking your pension depends on a variety of factors, including your age, financial situation, retirement goals, and personal preferences, so it’s essential to evaluate your circumstances first. -
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Six in ten 50-year-old workers are worried about the upcoming minimum pension age increase
The majority of 50-year-olds are concerned about the shift in the age at which people can retire - new research from TPT reveals. -
Defined Contribution v Defined Benefit: What's the Difference?
Your workplace pension is an incredibly efficient way for you and your employer to save for your future. There are two types of workplace pension, Defined Contribution, and Defined Benefit. -
Two-thirds of women in their 50s don’t know how much is saved in their pension
Two-thirds of women aged between 50 and 59 (66%) admit that they don’t know how much they have saved for their retirement, according to new research from TPT.