Industry

As many as 200 pensioners will gather at Parliament today to protest the government's plan to switch to the Consumer Prices Index for pensions increases.

The European Court of Justice ruling on sex discrimination to could lead to a worsening of pension income in retirement.

The Treasury has confirmed Lord Hutton will publish his final report on public sector pension reform next Thursday (10 March).

Proposals to allow early access to pensions will create a "bureaucratic nightmare" and should be shelved, industry groups say.

The impact of the European Court of Justice decision on gender pricing of annuities will be insignificant compared to the effect of the "dysfunctional" Open Market Option system, an industry body warns.

Mervyn King received a £1.4m pension top-up after signing on for a second five year term as Governor of the Bank of England in 2008, so he could secure his retirement earlier than usual.

Scotland's pension schemes could be inflating deficits due to the use of UK-wide life expectancy estimates that are higher than the Scottish average, Pension Insurance Corporation warns.

More than two-thirds of private sector employees are not enrolled in a workplace pension scheme, statistics reveal.

Ford workers are threatening a national strike over plans to uprate future payments for Ford Pension Fund members by the Consumer Prices Index.

Aegon recorded a loss of £8m in its UK pensions business in Q4 last year, results reveal.