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Only 1% of people have chosen to cash in their pensions completely since the freedom and choice reforms took effect last month, according to the country's biggest retirement adviser.

The High Court has ruled the legal team representing scheme members in the IBM battle will take control of their arguments as the case drags on to the Court of Appeal.

Almost a fifth of defined contribution (DC) pension schemes will offer flexible drawdown as a result of the freedom and choice reforms, according to research.

The Eleco pension scheme is close to being taken into the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) following a major restructuring of the company.

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Tesco has agreed to pay £270m in cash each year to plug the £3.9bn deficit of its defined benefit (DB) pension scheme.

Peter Vickers has been appointed regional development manager for the South East by the Pensions Trust.

As the hunt for yield continues, the burgeoning market for UK municipal bonds could provide some much needed fresh issues for pension fund investment. However, some remain sceptical about the appeal according to Angele Spiteri Paris.

Pension deficits of UK companies have risen by £107bn since March 2014, according to research.

Women are projected to see their retirement incomes grow by a third by 2060 as the gender gap continues to narrow, according to figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).