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With the referendum on Britain's membership of the EU just two days away, what should pension scheme managers and trustees expect in the event of Brexit? James Phillips reports.

Young workers' pension funds are being sacrificed so private companies can afford to pay "over-generous" pensions for older members, according to the Intergenerational Foundation (IF).

Trustees must manage their schemes' costs more effectively to avoid facing future litigation, the Transparency Task Force (TTF) has warned.

The London-based defined contribution (DC) consultant team at Willis Towers Watson has expanded to 80 following five appointments in the past year.

The debate over whether schemes should be able to change statutory pension increases from RPI to CPI continues with calls for a statutory override to be put in place. Kristian Brunt-Seymour considers its feasibility

The first six months of 2016 has been a whirlwind time for the pensions industry. The Association of Consulting Actuaries' incoming chair tells Kristian Brunt-Seymour about the policy changes he would like to see.

The most popular stories were plans to slash the British Steel Pension Scheme's liabilities, the launch of an inquiry into the whole DB universe, and how Brexit could reduce the state pension.

Aegon has called for the introduction of triggers for automatically increasing pension savings to tackle the issue of people not contributing enough.

Nearly 60% of advisers believe a digital dashboard will help people engage in retirement planning.

Actions to tackle the lack of data quality must be spearheaded by the industry, according to JLT Employee Benefits' Bala Viswanathan.