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Ten FTSE100 companies have total disclosed pension liabilities greater than their equity market value, Pension Capital Strategies research shows.

Fewer than half of British people view the UK as their preferred retirement location, Aon Consulting says.

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The part-nationalised Royal Bank of Scotland has cut its pension costs by £144m compared with the first half of last year.

EEF is running a series of nationwide seminars in the autumn for employers, offering advice on managing the risks and costs of their pension arrangements.

Simply levelling-down public sector pensions would be a "short-sighted" approach both in the short and longer-term, the Association of Consulting Actuaries says.

The decision to get rid of the default retirement age and allow people to work after the age of 65 if they want to is a noble aim.

The Staff Superannuation Fund of Palmer and Harvey has appointed Barnett Waddingham to act as its actuaries, administrators and consultants.

British Telecom is to challenge Ofcom's decision not to take into account its scheme deficit when setting its regulated charges.

Improvements in the open market option process could help pensioners gain £3.3bn in extra income by 2030 according to research by the Pensions Income Choice Association (PICA).