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As schemes mature, it's more likely that they will become forced sellers of assets irrespective of how well funded they may be. Understand and plan your cashflow requirements or you might get bitten!

Low-earners are heading for poverty in retirement as official statistics reveal a significant drop in occupational scheme membership levels for men and women.

Government reforms to public sector pensions could force more people to opt-out and abandon retirement saving, Lord Hutton is expected to say.

The Pensions Advisory Service has named Nathan Robinson its adviser of the year and made six volunteers fellows of TPAS in recognition of their outstanding service.

Nearly two-thirds of scheme managers believe the government was right to kick early access proposals into the long grass.

Longevity risk the financial risk caused by scheme members living longer than anticipated has received much press over the past few years, causing trustees and sponsors of defined benefit schemes to perceive it as an acute concern.

Pension Insurance Corporation has brought together its policy holders in an event believed to be the first of its kind to help the firm engage with its pensioner customers.

Members caught up in Bridge v Yates are frustrated

Sebastian Cheek investigates the merits of a test case

The US economy is set to enter a period of stagflation, with the Federal Reserve likely to raise interest rates earlier than expected, Legal & General Investment Management say.