AE

This week we want to know if the criticism of Ros Altmann on the women's state pension age has been fair and whether the view public sector pensions are unfairly generous is correct.

Auto-enrolment (AE) would not be undermined if the Chancellor introduces a flat rate tax incentive in next month's Budget, according to Standard Life's Jamie Jenkins.

There is no low cost solution for retirees or any idea of how and when it will be provided according to London Business School executive David Pitt-Watson.

The top stories this week were the pensions regulator warning about new master trusts and revealing a big board shake-up, while the LGPS pooling picture became clearer.

The People's Pensions has come out top for service according to research into auto-enrolment providers carried out by Pensions PlayPen.

A report from the Public Accounts Committee urges DWP to monitor auto-enrolment closely as the industry grapples with small employers and low earners, Michael Klimes finds

Women who are most vulnerable to changes in the state pension should not receive help from the government to make transitional arrangements according to PP research.

Small firms are still not clear about their auto enrolment (AE) responsibilities and are underestimating the costs, according to the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB).

Reading through TPR's priorities for 2016 shows a tough time ahead for trustees finds Helen Morrissey.

Changes to workplace pensions are seen by independent financial advisers (IFAs) as their key growth opportunities for 2016 according to Aviva.