Legislation

Restrictions currently imposed on people who receive part of their ex-partner's pension benefits will be scrapped, the government has confirmed.

The department for work and pensions has launched a consultation on the impact of age discrimination on employers' flexible retirement policies.

Measures that could make it easier to introduce shared risk pension schemes will be considered by the government and industry in the New Year, Lord McKenzie reveals.

UK - Measures that could make it easier to introduce shared risk pension schemes will be considered by the government and industry in the New Year, Lord McKenzie reveals.

A High Court ruling that so called "Barber window" payments cannot be split could mean scheme funding demands massively increase, a lawyer warns.

THE Society of Pensions Consultants has written to the three political parties urging them to debate how best to support pensions in the economic downturn.

The government must give employers access to better pension choices and rethink its strategy to encourage retirement saving, the Association of Consulting Actuaries says.

The Pensions Act 2008 has received Royal Assent almost exactly a year after its introduction as a Bill in December 2007.

US public pension plans walk a fine line between being some of the world's most sophisticated money managers and bowing to government rules and bureaucracy. Andrew Sheen investigates

In its second annual roundtable on the topic, Global Pensions gathered key spokespeople in Stockholm to discuss investment in emerging markets