As the Chancellor prepares to deliver his third budget, here is our round-up of the pensions industry's most-wanted changes.

Tomorrow's Budget has the potential to be a significant one for occupational schemes. Here is our round-up of the top predictions, tips and rumours for pensions.

Standard Life has unveiled the details of its platform-based auto-enrolment solution for employers.

Proposals to allow gay marriage on an equal footing with traditional marriage could lead to "significant" costs for schemes if implemented, lawyers warn.

Insurers have clashed with pension funds and worker organisations over MPs' call for the government to lift the restrictions on the National Employment Savings Trust.

The work and pensions select committee has urged the government to lift the restrictions on the National Employment Savings Trust.

Pension funds are uninterested in the chancellor's rumoured 100-year gilt issue and have called for other maturities instead.

The pensions industry has welcomed the Department of Business, Innovation and Skills' (BIS) proposals to tackle excessive pay through increased shareholder influence.

The government has published its final proposals for public sector pension reform, but several unions have already deemed the offer unacceptable.

Private sector workers are six times more likely to receive a range of employee benefits such as private medical insurance and income protection than public sector staff, research has claimed.