Law and Regulation

An accounts manager has been ordered to pay £5,000 after trying to hide that fact that restaurants he worked with had not given their staff access to workplace pensions.

The government should invest in a bespoke survey on attitudes to work and pensions to avoid "missed opportunities", a feasibility report has concluded.

Products which allow the public to save into both a pension and a liquid pot are an opportunity that all employers should be embracing, Guy Opperman has said.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has warned the public to be vigilant of investment scams as Action Fraud reveals more than £197m was lost to scams in 2018.

A six-year delay in overhauling a pensions rule that penalises the low paid could cut a saver's pension by as much as £12,000, according to the Trades Union Congress (TUC).

As the DWP's consultation on consolidation comes to a close, Stephanie Baxter takes a look at the industry's responses

Now Pensions has overhauled its administration system after historic issues caused a failure in collecting and investing around 265,000 members' contributions.

The government will pause planned changes to public sector pensions as it faces an estimated £4bn annual bill after losing a legal battle last year.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has been warned it will be afflicted with an exodus of staff after a review of its pay structure, while those remaining will be disaffected and demotivated.

Two pension scam victims have lost more than £1m in savings each to fraudsters, data from Action Fraud reveals.