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Balfour Beatty has agreed a recovery plan with trustees to eliminate defined benefit scheme's £432m deficit over the next eight years.

Government plans for a universal state pension of £140 a week remove the last justification for National Insurance contributions, a think tank claims.

Scottish Life has scooped two prestigious pension awards at the eighth annual Gold Standard awards.

Life Academy and Oddfellows have joined forces to work more effectively for people approaching and in retirement.

The Pensions Regulator is expected to argue in the High Court today that a liability that flows from a financial support direction should be treated as an administration expense.

A new model of trusteeship is needed with the role of lay trustees limited in future, delegates at the Pensions Show 2010 heard.

Hamish Wilson explains why trustees need to engage more and use advisers wisely

Sebastian Cheek urges the government to make a firm decision on the switch to CPI

A universal basic state pension could threaten the contributory principle of the welfare state, Labour says.

Jonathan Stapleton says TPR action will leave no hiding place for failing scheme administrators