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Men are putting an average of £1,000 more into pension savings every year than women, according to a Scottish Widows study published today.

A frozen income tax threshold coupled with mass auto-enrolment will result in the annual pension allowance being cut further, meaning people should increase contributions while they can, according to Prudential.

The auto-enrolment (AE) minimum contribution rates are more likely to help low earners than average or higher earners achieve their target retirement income, according to the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI).

Did you miss the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) Conference 2013? If so, here it is - the PP round-up of some of the top stories from the event.

The pensions minister Steve Webb has handed out a number of awards to volunteers at The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS).

BNY Mellon and Cass Consulting of Cass Business School have launched a risk framework for pension scheme trustees.

Once again the conference was a valuable source of information and networking opportunities as ever - as well as a hotbed for gossip and antics.

The NAPF has launched a competition to stimulate debate on the future of retirement.

The big focus on the second day of the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) Annual Conference was auto-enrolment.

The NAPF is to launch an academy to provide training and development for pension and human resource professionals as well as trustees.