Legislation

Agreed reforms to the Local Government Pension Scheme could be under threat as a result of "delays and confusion", GMB has warned.

Government plans to consolidate small pension pots are "impractical" and risk "damaging retirement savings, a broad coalition of organisations argues.

The European Commission's overhaul of its pensions directive is rushed, counterproductive and borrows too heavily from Solvency II, says a key member of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority.

JLT Benefit Solutions gives us its top five reforms to beat pensioner poverty.

Iain Duncan Smith has confirmed plans for a flat-rate state pension are still going ahead.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has urged the industry to "take a chill pill" on the schedule for state pension reform.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has defended Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's plans to let parents use their pension to guarantee their children's mortgages.

The Advertising Standards Agency has upheld three complaints against a promotional campaign from Unison that warned against public sector pension reform.

State pension reform is on the rocks after David Cameron raised concerns the reform would alienate elderly voters.

Workers who are auto-enrolled into schemes risk losing out on £10,000 in contributions over the next ten years, compared with colleagues who join voluntarily, argues Fidelity Worldwide Investment.