Reading through TPR's priorities for 2016 shows a tough time ahead for trustees finds Helen Morrissey.
Former LPFA chief Edmund Truell tells PP about his radical plans for public sector pensions
Schemes have been urged to take advantage of an obscure procedure to amend scheme rules easily after the High Court backed trustees seeking to ignore drafting errors in their trust deeds.
The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) has launched a campaign to highlight the dangers of pension scams.
Rebecca Shahoud looks at an upcoming case
2015 was a phenomenally busy year for pension regulation and there are no signs of a quiet 2016. Punter Southall head of research Jane Beverley looks at the most important dates for trustees.
Lesley Titcomb outlines the challenges for the year ahead
The Appeal Court in Scotland has struck down a challenge to pension fund rules which could have made administrating complex schemes more difficult.
The pensions ombudsman has dismissed a complaint from a scheme member who claimed that he was being illegally "harassed" by his pension scheme's administrator, Mercer.
Almost half of those opting for income drawdown in retirement have done so without seeking advice, new data from the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has shown.