Investment

Amid growing fears that developed equities and bonds are too expensive, Stephanie Baxter asks whether schemes should prepare for bubbles to burst

Most savers do not know how much money they have amassed in their pension pot, research finds.

In the first of a two part research project Professional Pensions asks readers how last year's Budget and the DC charge cap are affecting investment strategies.

The IFoA responds to criticism that scheme actuaries are hamstrung by fear of conflicts

The government needs to stop bashing local government pension schemes and adopt a more encouraging and positive approach, according to Smith Institute director Paul Hackett.

Helen Morrissey looks at what's on offer for smaller schemes

Babcock workers are voting on whether to take industrial action against proposals to cap pension benefits.

M&G Real Estate's head of property research Richard Gwilliam talks to Professional Pensions about the future of property investment

Terence Prideaux takes a close look at challenges facing the bond market

ITV Group has won its appeal against a legal decision refusing to strike out parts of the long-standing Box Clever Pension Scheme case.