FOUR members of the Pensions Action Group have won their High Court judicial review against the government.

Norfolk firefighters claim more than £200,000 has been taken from a reserve pension fund connected to pay for extra staff during last summer's heatwave.

Pay and benefits cause workers less stress than long hours and poor relationships with colleagues, new research shows.

UK - The High Court has this morning ruled against the UK government in a landmark pensions case.

SWEDEN - AP1 saw its assets rise by a benchmark-beating SEK19.8bn (€2.1bn) to SEK207.1bn over 2006.

ONE-third of private sector defined benefit schemes are still open to new employees, new figures from the National Association of Pension Funds show.

FRESH guidance on tax changes to employer contributions has failed to end the confusion created by last year's A-Day simplification legislation, experts claim.

Schemes are being urged to abstain from approving biopharmaceutical company Renovo's remuneration report because governance watchdogs believe targets could lead to executives taking "risky decisions".

Unnecessary bank charges and fluctuating foreign exchange rates could be costing Britain's overseas pensioners more than £300m a year, new research shows.

CANADA - The C$100bn Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP) has appointed Paul Tellier as board chairman of its newly formed private investment company.