The pensions industry has given its backing to George Osborne's decision to freeze age-related personal tax allowances, announced in the Budget.

The National Employment Savings Trust has warned that any scheme given an obligation to act as a small pot aggregator should not pass the costs on to existing members.

ITV has seen it pensions deficit grow to £390m as falling corporate bond yields and a £65m premium on a longevity swap carried out last year pushed up the shortfall.

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The pensions industry has thrown its weight behind the creation of aggregator schemes to make Steve Webb's ‘operation big fat pension pot' a success.

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More than 200 ex-Visteon workers have descended on Parliament to demand the restoration of their pension rights on the third anniversary of the collapse of their former employer.

Pension Corporation captured £600m of new business last year taking its number of policy holders to 55,000, but saw its annual profits tumble.

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Historically low yields on government bonds are forcing scheme sponsors to put liability management plans on hold and reassess how liabilities are measured, a consultant says.