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Respondents say it is a bad idea to state the extent member views are taken into account when setting investment strategies.

In this week's Pensions Buzz, we want to know if you prefer to receive trustee board meeting packs digitally or in print form, and what you find the most frustrating thing about digital board packs.

Donny Hay says a simple section 36 letter could reassure trustees over their fiduciary manager selection.

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This week's top stories include Heathrow Airport's defined benefit plan completing a £325m buy-in with Legal & General, and gig economy workers getting a renewed boost to their right to join a workplace pension.

Catherine Howarth says one way to engage savers, and ultimately increase voluntary contributions, is to appeal to their values

Towers Watson Limited - the UK actuarial and pensions consulting business of Willis Towers Watson - has published its 2017 annual report and accounts, revealing it had a turnover of £447.7m during the year.

This week's edition of Professional Pensions is out now

In this week's Pensions Buzz, we want to know whether the regulator should create a pool of 'super trustees' that can be parachuted into schemes to fix problems when they arise.

This week's top stories include House of Fraser's defined benefit scheme becoming 'kingmaker' in the retailer's restructuring plans, and the need for a pool of 'super trustees' at The Pensions Regulator.