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The only way to reduce UK public debt to pre-crisis levels is to increase state pension age to 70 by 2046 and implement a further £20bn of spending cuts, PwC says.

A freezing order blocking pension ‘unlocking' companies moving more than £1m worth of assets abroad has been secured by Dalriada Trustees.

Unilever pension scheme members will descend on the Royal Albert Hall tonight to protest against the company's plan to move final salary members into career average arrangements.

The introduction of employer duties is seen as the top barrier to sole traders taking on their first member of staff, a survey finds.

The Association of Member Nominated Trustees is set to develop its key policies at a second members' meeting on Thursday, 7 July.

The Dilnot Commission on Funding of Care and Support - led by economist Andrew Dilnot - has released its recommendations on the future sustainability of care funding for the elderly.

The Commission on Funding of Care and Support today presented its findings to the government in its report Fairer Care Funding.

Total FTSE350 scheme funding deficits could swing back into surplus by the end of the year due to the Consumer Prices Index inflation switch, Aon Hewitt predicts.

Unions have rejected proposals put forward by pensions minister Steve Webb to reform the basic state pension, saying its cost neutrality "condemns it to failure".

Stakeholder confidence in The Pensions Regulator as a trusted source of information and its ability to explain decisions dropped slightly last year, its annual report and accounts reveals.