The Pensions Regulator's chief executive Tony Hobman is to leave the watchdog after five years.

Pensions: postcode lottery hits hard

Liberal Democrat tax policy would result in some people paying more tax over their lifetime if they contribute to a pension, Towers Watson says.

More than half of large pension schemes plan to review or change their defined contribution default investment strategy in the next 12 months, the 2010 PensionDCisions UK Sponsor Default Survey reveals.

UK - More than half of large pension schemes plan to review or change their defined contribution default investment strategy in the next 12 months, the 2010 PensionDCisions UK Sponsor Default Survey revealed.

Clegg plans to woo the elderly with a boost in pensions; Pension schemes turn small surplus

Pensions: the untold crime of the century; Inequalities in public pay and pensions must be addressed; Brown stays close to Blairite path; Pension investors are not to blame

Defined benefit pension funds are £0.3bn in surplus for the first time since June 2008, Pension Protection Fund figures reveal.

UK - Defined benefit pension funds are £300m (US$463m) in surplus for the first time since June 2008, Pension Protection Fund figures revealed.

Retirees aged below the new minimum pension age of 55 and in drawdown could face adverse tax charges if they want to annuitise or switch provider, Scottish Life warns.