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Mark Wood explains why pensions, like diets, are too easily over-complicated.

Debt monetisation is a "creeping reality" and will usher in a period of high inflation, according to an investment grade bond manager.

This month the legal panel describe their areas of focus for the year ahead and discuss pension reform, including their predictions for the pensions minister's next move.

It's been around a year since pensions minister Steve Webb first touted the idea of defined ambition and around two months since the DWP published its (somewhat wavy) DB-lite and DC-plus options, but it's all gone a bit quiet since.

The panel discusses the contrasting fortunes of commercial and residential property, and considers how both can help scheme liabilities.

High risk is not the only response to low-yield says Jamie Hamilton of M&G Investments.

Taha Lokhandwala looks at how much support trustees receive from sponsors

Corporate benefit platforms do not significantly increase rates of saving, say respondents.

Confusion over the definitions of pay reference periods for auto-enrolment contributions could lead to employers underpaying pension contributions, a lawyer has warned.

In the latest of PP's series of Scheme Excellence interviews, Naomi Rainey talks to Guy Hayton of Merseyside Pension Fund about its award-winning communications strategy.