Research papers
The role of the Public Affairs Team is to continue to develop the Scottish Widows reputation as a thought leader. We seek to lobby Government for changes that can support our business and our customers. To this end we have issued a series of reports, covering our key product lines. In 2008 we have issued a Savings and Investment report, and a Pensions report.
The
Scottish Widows
Women and Pensions Report 
(PDF
363k)
The Scottish Widows Savings & Investments
Report 2008
The 2008 Scottish Widows Savings & Investments Report provides insight into the population’s thoughts, understanding and behaviour of the saving environment.
The Scottish Widows Pensions Report 2008
The fourth annual Scottish Widows UK Pension Report is now one of the most authoritative surveys of consumers' preparations for retirement, tracking consumer attitudes and behaviour over time.
Other key reports from 2008
Scottish
Widows Pensions Bill Briefing – House of Commons Committee
Stage, January 2008
(pdf 73k)
Library of past reports
Pension papers
Scottish
Widows’ response to “Personal Accounts: a new way to save” (pdf
84k)
Scottish Widows has commissioned a Pensions Report into the state of the UK’s retirement saving.
Pension reports
Scottish Widows UK Pensions Report 2007 (pdf 293k)Scottish Widows has commissioned a Pensions Report into the state of the UK’s retirement saving.
Scottish Widows UK Pensions Report 2006 (pdf 295k)
Pensions Report on the state of the UK’s retirement saving.
Women and pensions report
Women and pensions report. What women want. (pdf 91k)
2006 report by Scottish Wiodws on promoting better pension provision for women.
Savings and investment
Scottish Widows Savings & Investments Report (pdf 211k)
Scottish Widows Savings & Investments report, revealing the nation’s savings habits, attitudes and perceptions and making recommendations about how to encourage greater levels of saving.
Protection
Scottish
Widows UK Protection Report (pdf 204k)
Scottish Widows has commissioned a Pensions Report into the state
of the UK’s retirement saving.
