Legislation

The government published its Pensions Bill today, covering proposed changes to auto-enrolment.

Employers will lose the right to force people to stop working at age 65 when the default retirement age is scrapped in April.

Independent Trustee Services battle to recoup the £52m defrauded from nine schemes in the GP Noble saga returned to the High Court in December.

An "old fashioned common sense" High Court ruling has approved an unusual compromise agreement on benefit equalisation for a Sea Containers scheme.

Britain would be 6% poorer over the next two decades if plans to raise the state pension age to 66 were not introduced, a study finds.

The legalisation of pre-nuptial agreements could make pensions on divorce more complex by putting limits on sharing orders, a lawyer warns.

Changes to the introduction of auto-enrolment will be deregulatory and reduce the burden on employers, pensions minister Steve Webb told MPs.

Labour has slammed the coalition government for dithering over plans to introduce a flat rate state pension after it shelved the launch of a consultation last year.

EUROPE - The European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) held its first meeting today, confirming the membership of its newly elected Management Board.

Pensions minister Steve Webb will face a barrage of questions on pension changes next week as MPs return to parliament.