Citizens Advice research reveals people risk being scammed as fraudsters take advantage of flexibilities, writes PP.

The perception of bond markets being overvalued has fallen significantly, after concerns of a price bubble escalated last December.

The Work and Pensions Committee has reopened its inquiry into auto-enrolment (AE) on the back of fears it could be undermined by the Chancellor's lifetime ISA (LISA).

The shortfall of defined benefit (DB) schemes has risen from £425bn to £800bn in nine years despite employers trying to plug the gap.

Hertfordshire has joined ten local administering authorities to pool their pension assets through A Collaboration of Central, Eastern and Southern Shires (ACCESS).

From April schemes with a corporate trustee must keep a register of people with significant control.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has revamped its scorpion campaign to warn of the dangers of pension scams after people are still falling for them.

A ‘No' vote in the EU referendum could be risky for schemes but it would remove the threat of the holistic balance sheet (HBS), says PTL.

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The fall in commodities has meant the value of oil and gas company bonds has fallen by more than $150bn (£105.1bn) since June 2014.