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Have you missed the biggest stories in pensions this week? Find out below, as we list the top ten most popular stories on www.professionalpensions.com over the past seven days (24 September - 30 September).

Underfunded local authorities could be subjected to indiscriminate cuts as part of George Osborne's spending review, a former local government pensions officer warns.

Proposals to cut The Pensions Advisory Service were "inevitable" given the government's austerity agenda, former chief executive Malcolm McLean says.

Chris Wagstaff, of Aviva Investors looks at what inflation means for defined benefit schemes, the implications of implementing a new inflation indexing basis and whether inflation remains a threat

This week, letters from John Scott, Simon Kew and Alan Pickering.

Ian Armitage of Premier Pensions Management looks at MNTs in 2010

Savers are facing a rare conundrum about whether to lock into a lifetime annuity amid unprecedented economic uncertainty, Hargreaves Lansdown says.

More than half of scheme managers believe Pension Protection Fund plans to become financially self-sufficient by 2030 are overly cautious.

In a speech at the launch of Lothbury Investment Management on Monday evening, Sir George Quigley - chairman of the Lothbury Property Trust and a former chairman of the Royal Bank of Scotland Pension Fund - explained how every asset class has been subject...

Tory MP Ken Clarke has given up the lucrative grace-and-favour pension pot he is entitled to as Lord Chancellor.