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The cost of providing generic financial advice should be borne equally by government and the financial services industry, the Thoresen Review has said.

Postal workers are to be balloted on Royal Mail's offer on pay and pensions in a bid to halt strike action.

The Pensions Advisory Service has launched a new strategy group to focus the organisation ahead of the introduction of personal accounts.

The California Public Employees' Retirement System is considering a new approach to paying its fund managers,

THE GOVERNMENT has delayed the introduction of new regulations on the calculation of pensions transfer values until October 2008.

Schemes should prepare themselves for moves to harmonise pension provision across Europe, research from Sapien urges.

Train drivers have overwhelmingly backed strikes at Midland Mainline and Silverlink in disputes over pension provision.

The Pensions Regulator has appointed three independent trustees to the Telent Pension Scheme.

UP TO half of today's 30-year-olds could live to the age of 100, according to research from buyout specialist Paternoster.

POSTAL workers are to be balloted on Royal Mail's offer on pay and pensions as their series of strikes appears to be over.