Law and Regulation

This week the FCA admitted a blunder on cash-out figures, TPR won a landmark AE case in the High Court, while a ground-breaking case could help trustees override drafting mistakes.

PP looks at how planned LGPS reforms could undermine members' rights

Section 48 of the Administration of Justice Act 1985 can provide a solution to pension problems

PLSA's new chair tells PP why tax relief uncertainty is damaging our savings culture

Pensions minister Ros Altmann will be quizzed by the Work and Pensions Select Committee today as part of an ongoing inquiry into the new state pension.

Kevin Wesbroom looks at what we might expect from the pension tax relief consultation.

The Work and Pensions Committee has launched a major new inquiry into the welfare and pension entitlements of different generations at retirement.

The Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has sided with members of the Police Pension Scheme who were hit by a tax penalty when they returned to work after retiring.

A judgement has ruled that UK employees who travel between locations such as seafarers are eligible for auto enrolment (AE), in a landmark victory for the regulator.

State pension reform could cost local authorities and public sector contractors £1bn if the government forces them to pay for inflation protection, according to Mercer.