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Pension communications: how to keep decision-making rational in the face of a pandemic
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It's time to rethink exactly what good pension governance is because it's critical to the operation of an effective workplace pension scheme.
For today’s workplace pensions, a sound governance structure can mitigate risks, avoid costly litigation and enhance efficiencies. And perhaps most importantly, it can also help towards good outcomes for you and your employees by bringing clarity and simplicity to a topic many find complicated.
"As a registered charity we rely heavily on appointed professionals to assist us in the ever changing world of pensions and PS Aspire have done this for over 20 years now. Their ongoing consultancy and annual governance service focuses our minds and ensures that we continue to remain compliant and offer a good quality pension scheme to our employees."
Steve Roche, Head of Finance, Archdiocese of Birmingham
Read the ultimate guide to
good governance
A workplace pension scheme is a key part of your reward strategy, helping to motivate and energise your people.
Good governance helps you create a benefit that members engage with and value.
It enhances your wider reputation as an employer, helping you to attract the best new talent and retain existing talent.
It supports good member outcomes, giving your employees a route to retirement.
A robust governance structure helps you understand and adhere to current regulations and best practice.
It can enable your people to understand how much you value them. And how you’re investing in their future.
At its most basic, good governance helps members build savings. But, good governance offers much more too.
It can take employees on a journey, engaging and inspiring them to think about their financial future.
By giving them clear, practical information, they’re able to make the right decisions at the right times.
