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Barnett Waddingham's Steve Hitchiner examines existing DB pension consolidation arrangements common in the charity sector, including public sector schemes, NAMES, and DBMTs. He outlines the key actions organisations should consider taking.

A ruling from a major court case heard in February 2025 could impact employers that participate in TPT schemes. Keep up-to-date and watch LCP's on-demand webinar to learn more about the Verity case.

CFG's policy experts, Richard Sagar and Isaac Bristol, pore over all the relevant announcements and changes so you don't have to.

CFG is undertaking a short survey to understand how charities currently use salary sacrifice arrangements, particularly for pension contributions.

If your charity sponsors a DB pensions scheme, you might be thinking about the Clara Superfund. Sam Jenkins from LCP explains what it is, what a transfer involves and what the opportunities and risks are.

CFG's policy team - Richard Sagar and Ida Karlsson - take a look at today's Spring Statement to dissect what the announcements and OBR forecasts mean for the charity sector.

The new defined benefit pension scheme funding regime will soon be effective. Pension advisory firm, LCP, explains how the changes will affect charities and what charities will need to do next.

New regulations impacting DB pension schemes will come into force later in the year. Ed Symes FIA, from Lane Clark & Peacock LLP, explains the changes and what charities can do about them.

Could the tide be turning for DB schemes? Alistair Russell-Smith from Spence and Partners takes a look at the latest developments and shares some top tips.

A new report by Spence indicates that high levels of scheme funding are expected to drive a renewed focus on end-game planning for DB schemes. Read on for the results of the analysis and to download the report...

CFG takes a look at the Chancellor's spring budget announcements and analyses what they mean for the charity sector.

What does the Chancellor's Autumn Statement mean for you and your organisation? Richard Sagar, Head of Policy, CFG, takes an in-depth look.