Government reforms to public sector pensions could force more people to opt-out and abandon retirement saving, Lord Hutton is expected to say.

Members caught up in Bridge v Yates are frustrated

Dee Valley Group turned its £2m pension scheme deficit into a surplus of £4m on an accounting basis over the last year, its preliminary results show.

The Bribery Act comes into force on 1 July.

Employers who operate pension funds which give short service refunds value the option and planned government reforms would result in definite scheme changes, research reveals.

Unison chief rallies members for ‘fight of our lives'; Union chief issues call to arms on pensions; It is not fair that women in their late fifties must work for additional years

Mark Hyde Harrison has been elected as the next chairman of the National Association of Pension Funds.

Lawyers at magic circle firm Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer have started using Aries Pension & Insurance Systems' technical support service to analyse legislation.

Changes to accounting standards will hit the manufacturing industry with a £200m increase in finance costs, research suggests.

EUROPE - The first occupational pensions case to be considered by the Supreme Court, Bridge Trustees v Yates, will begin today.