This guide to all aspects of pensions law covers issues such as the role and duties of trustees, actuaries, auditors, and investment managers. It deals with specific tasks such as contracting out, early leavers, reconstruction and winding up, funding and surplus. It tracks complicated ideas such as the impact of divorce on pension rights, employment issues, sex equality, and the SSAS regime. The practical approach, supported by flow charts and tables, adopted by the expert legal team of writers, makes this a useful first point of reference for the pensions manager, actuary, consultant, lawyer or adviser.

Stakeholder Pensions: a Practical Guide

Business & Money

Jane Marshall

Economics

Tolley Publishing

<p>The Pensions Act 1995 has reformed the administration of pension funds, introducing many of the recommendations of the Goode Committee, which was set up in the aftermath of the Maxwell affair. The Act received Royal Assent in July 1995 and every pension fund in the country is affected. Pension fund professionals and their advisors need to know about these important changes. For example: Who or what is a member-nominated trustee? What is the minimum funding and how will a scheme cope with the requirements? What duties and responsibilities will a trustee have? How should professional advisers be appointed under the new Act?</p>

Pensions - The New Law: The Pensions Act 1995

Jordan Publishing Limited

Collectible Pencils: A Short Guide to Vintage Mechanical and Cedar Pencils

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Jim Marshall

Sue Courtier

Antiques & Collectibles

The Pen & Pencil Gallery

Roses & Castles

Canal Book Shop

Pensions Act 2004: Guide to the New Law (Legislation Guides)

The Law Society

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Jane Marshall. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Jane Marshall