Last week, PP Pensions Commission summarised a range of simple, low-cost policies the new government should look to implement to improve pensions provision (PP, May 6). We asked you, our readers, to suggest additional ideas, a short selection of which...

Toby Nangle questions the Treasury's policy of holding back supply of inflation-linked gilts

The Unite Federation has changed its name to The National Federation of Occupational Pensioners.

Geraldine Brassett of Mercer looks ahead to the advent of personal accounts and advises on how employers can meet the duties required by the new legislation

Some 92% of pension scheme managers say improved management of data is "crucial" or "most important" in their task list this year, Clear Path Analysis says.

The PP Pensions Commission was charged with formulating a range of simple, low-cost policies the next government should look to implement as soon as it assumes power in a bid to improve pensions provision.

Brian Bailey, director of pensions at West Midlands Pension Fund writes about how the LGPS can actively help people to prepare for retirement

Hymans Robertson partner John Hastings discusses affordable benefits that meet the needs of local authority workers

Mike Woodall looks at how defined benefit schemes in the public sector are set to change

Charlotte Moore surveys the impact of the financial crisis on the corporate bond market