Investment

Pension tax relief, tax-free lump sums and the annual allowance remained unchanged in the Budget, much to the relief of the pensions industry.

The point at which people start paying income tax has been increased to £9,205, George Osborne announced in today's Budget.

The 50p top rate of income tax will be reduced to 45p from April next year, Chancellor George Osborne announced this afternoon.

Dan Jones looks at the precedents for 'super bonds'

The government will publish proposals on increasing the state pension age automatically this summer.

As the Chancellor prepares to deliver his third budget, here is our round-up of the pensions industry's most-wanted changes.

Thousands of advisers, HR professionals and accountants will receive letters and emails from The Pensions Regulator promoting auto-enrolment.

CPI annual inflation fell to 3.4% in February, down from 3.6% in January, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Future European defined benefit regulations could segment schemes into different sectors to reflect the business risks of their sponsoring employers.

Tomorrow's Budget has the potential to be a significant one for occupational schemes. Here is our round-up of the top predictions, tips and rumours for pensions.