PIAJ study to assess how prepared Jamaicans are for retirement
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) is seeking a clearer picture of how Jamaicans are preparing…
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) is seeking a clearer picture of how Jamaicans are preparing…
The Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) has hired Market Research Services Limited (MRSL) to map how Jamaicans save and…
MORE Jamaicans are taking retirement planning into their own hands as individual retirement schemes continue to attract growing numbers of…
By 2050, nearly one in three Jamaicans could be over 60, according to the statisticians. What this rapid growth in…
The Government is moving to strengthen the pension system by introducing auto-enrolment, aimed at expanding coverage, increasing retirement savings, and…
Yesterday, the Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) held its annual luncheon, with Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness as its…
Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced that the Government of Jamaica will implement the Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) pension…
THE Government is looking at Jamaica’s pension and insurance funds as a potential source of financing for post-Hurricane Melissa reconstruction,…
The Government is proposing to increase the limit on pension fund investments in private companies, a move expected to unlock…
Jamaica’s pension reform has waited long enough. The latest budget debate signals movement on investment flexibility, but the real test…
IF Jamaicans could access a portion of their pension savings to help rebuild after Hurricane Melissa, many would welcome the…
Mark Duncan is a 49-year-old driver who has worked in the formal private sector for more than two decades. Yet,…
On any given morning, you’ll see it on the streets of Mandeville or Half-Way Tree, more silver hair in the…
Jamaicans urged to take insurance and pension planning seriously Armed with data showing that over 70 per cent of Jamaicans…
Pension plans are not being audited in a timely manner due to a shortage of auditors approved by the Financial…
PIAJ demands faster action from regulators amid delay FRUSTRATED by persistent delays across several regulatory touchpoints, president of the Pension…
Fayval Williams is mostly right about the treacle speed at which proposed legislation usually navigates Jamaica’s bureaucracy and why she…
Balancing ESG investing with fiduciary duty in Jamaica’s landscape Environmental, social, and governance or ESG investing has become a significant…
KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) is seeking a clearer picture of how Jamaicans are preparing…
The Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) has hired Market Research Services Limited (MRSL) to map how Jamaicans save and…
MORE Jamaicans are taking retirement planning into their own hands as individual retirement schemes continue to attract growing numbers of…
By 2050, nearly one in three Jamaicans could be over 60, according to the statisticians. What this rapid growth in…
The Government is moving to strengthen the pension system by introducing auto-enrolment, aimed at expanding coverage, increasing retirement savings, and…
Yesterday, the Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) held its annual luncheon, with Prime Minister Dr Andrew Holness as its…
Prime Minister Andrew Holness announced that the Government of Jamaica will implement the Pension Industry Association of Jamaica (PIAJ) pension…
THE Government is looking at Jamaica’s pension and insurance funds as a potential source of financing for post-Hurricane Melissa reconstruction,…
The Government is proposing to increase the limit on pension fund investments in private companies, a move expected to unlock…
Jamaica’s pension reform has waited long enough. The latest budget debate signals movement on investment flexibility, but the real test…
IF Jamaicans could access a portion of their pension savings to help rebuild after Hurricane Melissa, many would welcome the…
Mark Duncan is a 49-year-old driver who has worked in the formal private sector for more than two decades. Yet,…
On any given morning, you’ll see it on the streets of Mandeville or Half-Way Tree, more silver hair in the…
Jamaicans urged to take insurance and pension planning seriously Armed with data showing that over 70 per cent of Jamaicans…
Pension plans are not being audited in a timely manner due to a shortage of auditors approved by the Financial…
PIAJ demands faster action from regulators amid delay FRUSTRATED by persistent delays across several regulatory touchpoints, president of the Pension…
Fayval Williams is mostly right about the treacle speed at which proposed legislation usually navigates Jamaica’s bureaucracy and why she…
Balancing ESG investing with fiduciary duty in Jamaica’s landscape Environmental, social, and governance or ESG investing has become a significant…
