Auto-enrolment

Pension professionals believe the industry spends too much time dealing with problems that affect a small number of high earners, according to PP research.

Helen Morrissey doesn't expect any let up in pension reform in 2016.

UK pensions look good in theory but the system could turn out to be alarmingly fragile. Michael Klimes finds out why

This year's Autumn Statement saw planned increases to AE minimums delayed by six months. Helen Morrissey is not impressed.

Research from The Pensions Institute predicts the demise of many life companies, while assets under management (AUM) are expected to double to £550bn

Six-month delays 'disappointing' for an ageing population, critics argue

A large majority of the pensions industry believes the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is right to investigate asset managers and investment consultants.

It has been ten years since The Pensions Commission delivered its final report. Padraig Floyd asks how it has influenced the landscape.

The majority of employers believe auto-enrolment administration is pretty easy, however smaller firms are feeling the pain.

PP's quick fire guide to what the Autumn Statement means for pensions.