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UK workers need to save at least 15% of income if they are to achieve a comfortable retirement according to Lord Hutton.

Pensions are in constant flux but contributions remain stable even if employees are failing to make use of employer matches, Natasha Browne finds

Companies spend too much time on defined benefit (DB) schemes compared to defined contribution (DC) schemes according to Calor Gas financial director Adam Thompson.

One of the biggest tests for the pensions industry is managing savers' expectations after April according to Pan Trustees managing director Roger Mattingly.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is proposing changes to its rules that would require all pension transfer advice to be verified by a qualified specialist.

Labour’s plan to cut the annual and lifetime pensions allowances has been criticised by the industry, finds Natasha Browne

Promising to look after state pensions is the best way to win votes in the upcoming general election according to research from Barnett Waddingham.

Stephanie Baxter asks if the UK should take heed of the US pensions clampdown

The proportion of employees saving into a workplace pension rose nine percentage points to 59% in 2014, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

PP examines concerns members will be auto-transferred to unsuitable schemes