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Pension managers are split over whether schemes need an alternative to the service level agreements currently used by the vast majority of funds to measure the performance of their administrators.

Ahead of the general election, the Association of Consulting Actuaries launched its own Retirement Income Manifesto. Here, ACA chairman Keith Barton explains why

With increasing pressure on trustees to master several different disciplines, Thomas Selby asks whether too much is being asked of them, and whether independent trustees are the answer

Pointon York has launched a corporate self-invested personal pension in conjunction with Old Broad Street Research and Præmium.

The chief executives of 2plan Wealth Management and Tenet Group are among the senior figures at five major financial advice firms to attack the Liberal Democrats' pension plans.

Peter Hargreaves' wealth has more than doubled over the past year by £260m to reach £570m.

UK Pensions Awards 2010 attendees donated more than £10,000 to The Prince's Trust.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries has blasted the three main political parties' pledges on pensions as "threadbare at best" and "positively damaging at worst".

When does it make sense to reduce your salary? In this interview with PMI.tv, Tony Baily, principal consultant at Hewitt Associates, explains why it can make sense to use salary sacrifice to boost pension contributions

U party founder Robin Ellison has withdrawn from the May 6 election race.