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Women's contributions to occupational schemes fell 5% in real terms over the last 12 months, despite average contributions rising in line with inflation.

Pensions deficits have become more affordable to blue chip companies despite almost doubling in size this year to £70bn, research finds.

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The average worker in a defined contribution pension scheme has lost £1,300 a year of future retirement income in the last six months, Alexander Forbes says.

Pensions administrators should be able to give guidance to scheme members without fear of breaching financial advice regulations, the Pensions Administration Standards Authority argues.

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Independent pension consultant Malcolm McLean praises the government for its progress on simplifying the state pension, but calls for a contingency plan should auto-enrolment fail.

A solvency II-style approach could help the pensions industry drive up data standards and protect members, argues ITM director Maurice Titley.

The Pensions Regulator has confirmed that addresses will remain under the category of common data and be subject to its stringent data targets.