The industry is unsure whether it is possible to measure how well individual trustees are performing.

This week readers share their thoughts on how politicians can make sure people get a decent income in retirement.

Making retirement saving compulsory would be the most popular pledge politicians could make ahead of the next election, within the pensions industry.

The industry does not want schemes that invest in listed companies through pooled funds to get voting rights, according to research from PP

The industry is divided over whether there should be a cap on how much money defined contribution savers should be able to take as a tax-free lump sum, PP research finds.

Pensions minister Steve Webb is to meet representatives of Ford Motor Company to discuss the plight of ex-workers who transferred their pensions to Visteon.

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has published its 2014/15 levy determination, confirming its initial estimate that schemes will pay a total of £695m in levies.

Jack Jones says UK Plc can't pin all its woes on pension costs

Schemes concluded a record £3.9bn of buyouts and buy-ins in the third quarter of 2013, says JLT Employee Benefits.

The cost of running a defined benefit (DB) scheme is preventing firms from investing, according to research carried out by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).