Law and Regulation

Improving market effectiveness and competition could net investors an extra £37.5bn in returns over 30 years according to Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) interim chief executive Tracey McDermott.

Legislation must be introduced to stop the cost of master trust wind-ups falling on members, the pensions minister says.

Reducing tax relief for higher earners and raising it for lower earners could save the government money and make the system fairer according to the Resolution Foundation.

The industry will need to scrutinise Budget announcements on national insurance contributions (NIC) for employers closely, the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) warns.

The Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS) has announced it is to close and has issued a final call for potentially eligible schemes to get in contact.

Rosalind Connor reflects on whether Brexit will have an impact on UK pension legislation.

Several industry players have supported Which in demands for George Osborne to launch a pensions dashboard in next week's Budget.

More than six million people have started saving into a workplace pension since auto-enrolment (AE) began, with more than 100,000 employers having enrolled employees.

As the chancellor announced plans to drop pension tax reform Helen Morrissey says the discussion is far from over.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has revamped its toolkit for trustees so it can now be used on tablets, laptops and PCs.