Legislation

The Institute of Directors (IoD) has made a plea to the next elected government to not make any more changes to pension legislation or to appoint a pensions minister.

Claire van Rees discusses potential issues involved with CDC

The industry is panicked by all the reforms unleashed in the Budget 2014, but AE is well under way. This is one area in which it can sit back and rest assured it has done enough to make the initiative work

Helen Morrissey says change is coming

Malcolm Paul says difficult questions will remain, whichever way Scotland votes

Stephanie Baxter explains why a UK financial services commissioner is great news for pensions

Professional Pensions readers are not expecting a ‘Yes’ vote, but warn that it would cause a major headache for schemes and leave Scottish pensioners worse off

The Scottish referendum will have major consequences for schemes regardless of the outcome says Helen Morrissey

Unite and Unison are preparing campaigns to help employees claim back-dated holiday pay including commission.

The new system of charging upfront fees for employment tribunal claims is denying harassed and abused workers access to justice, the Trades Union Congress (TUC) argues.