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Keep up to date with the latest member and corporate news & views from USS

Latest member news

  • The value of being a USS member

    Take a look at what you get as a USS member, so you can think about how to align your benefits with your retirement and lifestyle goals.

  • How will you achieve your lifestyle and retirement goals?

    In our latest podcast, younger and older members discuss how they’re planning and saving for the future.

  • Don’t fall for a pension scam

    Pension scams are on the rise, and anyone can be a target. Being aware of the warning signs can help you stay one step ahead of fraudsters.

Latest corporate news

  • Lawrence Churchill appointed Chair of the Joint Negotiating Committee

    The Joint Negotiating Committee (JNC) has appointed Lawrence Churchill CBE as its new independent Chair.

  • USS awarded Gold accreditation from Investors in People

    Universities Superannuation Scheme’s Pensions Operations team has achieved the coveted Investors in People Gold accreditation. The award follows Pensions Operations achieving the Customer Service Excellence (CSE) accreditation for the second year in succession, with compliance-plus achieved in three areas.

  • Dr Samuel Marsh appointed to USS Board

    Universities Superannuation Scheme Limited – the trustee of the UK’s largest private pension scheme by way of assets – is pleased to announce that Dr Samuel Marsh joined its board as a University and College Union (UCU)-appointed non-executive director on 12 August 2024.

Views from USS

  • Developing our investment capability in developed markets

    USSIM, USS’s in-house investment manager, is committed to ensuring it develops the investment capabilities required to deliver a portfolio that meets the long-term financial needs of USS’s members.

  • Our commitment to stewardship

    Stewardship is allocating and overseeing capital to create long term value for beneficiaries which leads to wider economic, environmental and societal benefits.

  • Commenting on our investments

    There are times when there is a lot of interest in our investments – but commenting on individual assets, or on speculation about potential deals, isn’t always wise.