The National Audit Office has published its report into government failures to provide appropriately valued lump sums for some 34,000 police and firefighters - leaving some members waiting 15 years for their full entitlement.

The money smaller schemes pay in actuarial fees is going further on a like-for-like basis, research from KGC Associates finds.

This week we want to know if increased auto-enrolment flexibility is needed and whether there is a minimum number of people required for a trustee board to operate effectively.

Solid governance is the most important attribute employers look for when they select a master trust, Aon Hewitt research finds.

The number of UK adults who received cold calls about their pension rose to 26% according to research commissioned by Phoenix Group.

A provisional deal between Sir Philip Green and The Pensions Regulator over the BHS pension schemes could be just 'days away', a Sky News report says.

Economic uncertainty is expected to grow while the UK leaves the European Union, which could make it harder to increase auto-enrolment contribution rates. Michael Klimes asks if more flexibility is needed

Unions have urged steel workers to accept Tata Steel UK's proposals to close the British Steel Pension Scheme (BSPS) and replace it with a defined contribution (DC) plan.

Administrators have a moral duty to ensure transfers are done correctly and take an assertive stance against scammers, according to an administration manager.

There are too high expectations on the pension dashboard to solve a lot of problems in the UK's fragmented system, says Gregg McClymont.