2012: The year of the Olympics or a year for pensions?

Jonathan Stapleton
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In a year which saw so much change around the world from conflicts to extreme weather, the US presidential race and of course the Olympics, PP takes a brief look at the way 2012 shaped up for the world of pensions.

The year kicked off with everything auto-enrolment, and 20 days in the Department for Work and Pensions announced its £11m advertising campaign on promoting AE to the wider public. Only five day...

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