Department for Work & Pensions

The government has proposed changes to pension reform which will give smaller employers more time to prepare for auto-enrolment than previously planned.

The National Employment Savings Trust Corporation spent £31m during 2010/11 - including paying £5m in interest payments on a Department for Work and Pensions loan, the balance of which has hit £120m.

More than 70% of pension professionals believe public sector workers were wrong to strike over proposed changes to their pensions, according to a PP poll.

Switching pension uprating to Consumer Prices Index is the biggest "raid" on pensions since the change to scheme corporation tax arrangements in 1997, a trade union says.

Jonathan Stapleton asks: Has coalition delivered?

Secretary of state for work and pensions Iain Duncan Smith set out the coalition's plans for radical state pension reform yesterday.

The government has officially launched a call for evidence to review the regulatory differences between trust-based and contract-based defined contribution schemes.

The Pensions Regulator has published a discussion paper on how it should support the defined contribution (DC) market in the delivery of good outcomes for savers.

The Department for Work and Pensions is set to take action to stop firms using differences between defined contribution regulations to cut scheme costs.

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