Industry

Today marks the first anniversary of the government's flagship pension reform. Here are the vital statistics.

A third of people in retirement said their income is insufficient to last them through the month, according to Skipton Financial Services.

This week respondents chose the noble elephant as their preferred pensions industry mascot.

More than seven out of ten respondents said they did not believe they would be able to retire with two thirds replacement rate income when they reached state retirement age.

The old question of trustee remuneration split respondents right down the middle.

Long-lived, lumbering, intelligent and persecuted, the elephant was the most common suggestion for a pensions industry mascot.

The Pension Scheme of the Year Awards 2013 was a night to remember. Here is a selection of pictures from the evening.

The number of active members in occupational pension schemes has fallen 400,000 year-on-year, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

One in five women fail to put any monthly income aside for retirement, which is twice the number of men, according to research from TD Direct Investing.

The government should implement an early warning system urging people to take pension advice 10 years from retirement age, according to Axa Life Invest.