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Two-thirds of defined contribution (DC) pension schemes are offering members the chance to access the freedom and choice reforms launched last month, according to research.

Most schemes are letting members take pots as cash but remain reluctant to offer other freedoms

Tata Steel UK faces the possibility of more than 6,000 of its workers taking striking over the company's proposal to close the British Steel pension scheme (BSPS).

Natasha Browne asks whether consultants hold too much sway over trustees’ decisions on pension fund investing

The industry must get its act together as the government will not give schemes more time to reconcile guaranteed minimum pensions (GMP), warns Equiniti.

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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