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Steve Webb has quashed speculation the Treasury could stop up rating pensions with price inflation and replace it with a lower figure next year to save money.

Short-term inflation remains a "headache" for schemes and sponsors, despite a fall in the inflation rate in October.

Ford has clashed with unions over plans to shut its UK defined benefit scheme to new members.

Andrew Short considers the value of absolute return bond funds in overcoming the low returns caused by a stagnating economy

Michael Bow looks at the implications of the PPF's successful year.

Charter International has seen its UK pension deficit rise by almost 50% this year, in spite of gains from switching inflation measures.

Hutton tells Andrew Short public servants need to get real

Unions challenging the government's switch of inflation measures for up-rating public sector pensions in the High Court are arguing the move contravenes the Human Rights Acts.

UK - Two pensioner groups will challenge the government in the High Court today over its decision to switch to the Consumer Prices Index for up-rating public sector pensions.

Two pensioner groups will challenge the government in the High Court today over its decision to switch to the Consumer Prices Index for up-rating public sector pensions.