Legislation

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.

The Public Service Pensions Bill 2013 will be announced in Parliament with controversy over strike action and accusations of "steamrolling".

The Department for Work and Pensions has proposed to bring the auto-enrolment earnings thresholds into line with the personal tax limits for 2013/14.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has quashed rumours the government may unfreeze the pension of British expatriates.

Robin Hames explains how a DWP proposal on auto- enrolment and European employees has reopened the debate on regulatory arbitrage.

Industry experts are "horrified" that the Liberal Democrats are considering cutting tax relief on ISAs and pension contributions for the wealthy.

Secretary of State Theresa May today announced the final government position on police pensions, with it likely to move to a career average revalued earnings scheme.