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CDC pensions explained: Answers to the most common questions on benefits, income, risks and how CDC schemes work. With growing focus on improving retirement outcomes in defined contribution (DC) schemes, the pensions industry and UK Government are increasingly aligned on the need for better retirement income solutions. Upcoming "Guided Retirement" requirements are expected to accelerate this shift. Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) schemes are an important part of this evolution.
The Wason selection task is a logic puzzle from the 1960s. It goes like this: You have 4 cards. Each card has a letter on one side, and a number on the other. You see 4 cards face up, showing A, G, 7, and 8. The question is then which cards do you need to turn over to test whether any card with an A on one side has a 7 on the other? If you get it wrong, you’re in good company- or at least in plenty of company.
After a period of stabilising inflation, UK personal lines insurers are once again facing a more uncertain outlook. The recent conflict in Iran may not have fed directly into claims experience yet, but it has reopened questions around energy prices, supply chain costs and broader inflation expectations. Against that backdrop, three themes have been central for insurers in 2026 so far: inflation, pricing and claim frequency.