Law and Regulation

The TUC’s Tim Sharp says choice is not always a good thing

The IFoA responds to criticism that scheme actuaries are hamstrung by fear of conflicts

Pension schemes have been urged to make accurate record-keeping a priority ahead of the implementation of freedom and choice from 6 April.

Pension providers will be required to tell consumers how their annuity prices compare with other providers under rules finalised by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has published a consultation on providing a basic auto-enrolment assessment tool for employers that do not use payroll software.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has cut its projected annual budget for 2015-16 from £84.8m to £76m according to its corporate plan, published today.

The government needs to stop bashing local government pension schemes and adopt a more encouraging and positive approach, according to Smith Institute director Paul Hackett.

Chancellors should stop introducing tax changes in Autumn Statements in order to ensure a simpler, more effective tax code, according to Steve Webb.

ITV Group has won its appeal against a legal decision refusing to strike out parts of the long-standing Box Clever Pension Scheme case.

Jonathan Lipkin says asset managers are not ripping off customers but must tell investors clearly what they are paying