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Affluent investors are not using Pension wise says Suffolk Life.

All pension transfers over £30,000 must be carried out or checked by a pension transfer specialist, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said in rules out today.

People will increasingly work part time after they are eligible to retire and access their pension pots says Hargreaves Lansdown.

The pensions industry has rejected concerns that transfer values are too stingy, although many think it is time for a new methodology.

Defined contribution (DC) schemes at some of the UK's biggest companies are speeding up diversification of their default funds, according to a report by Schroders.

Gill Barr and Mervyn Walker have been made trustees of Towers Watson's UK defined contribution (DC) master trust, LifeSight.

The industry should be ready for another pensions act in 2016 which will clarify European regulations for UK schemes, says Dalriada Trustees director Adrian Kennett.

Equiniti has appointed Duncan Watson as managing director of data solutions and Paul Sturgess as director of pension administration and strategy.

Companies should help employees calculate how much money they should take out in drawdown so their pot can last longer according to Adrian Boulding.

The advantages of defined benefit (DB) pensions appear lost on some final salary savers who are frustrated by a government rule mandating they seek regulated advice before transferring out, research suggests.