DWP

The National Employment Savings Trust has claimed that criticism of its focus on online communications is misinformed and indicative of the confusion over its role in the 2012 reforms.

Increases to state pension age will hit the poorest men in society hardest, as one-fifth die before they can draw a pension, a former pensions minister says.

The National Association of Pension Funds fears a ‘governance vacuum' in trust-based defined contribution schemes if the government scraps short service refunds.

The number of pensioners predicted to live to 100 has increased by nearly 7% over the past year due to a rise in life expectancy, revised figures show.

Only 7% of workplace pension professionals believe employers would set up trust-based schemes to take advantage of short-service refunds, a study shows.

Jonathan Stapleton explains why Directive revisions will threaten schemes

Pensions minister outlines his plans

The government has set out its intention to "transform pension saving" with the launch of a green paper consultation on a flat-rate state pension.

The planned single-tier state pension will be at least £155 if the reform is introduced by the end of the parliament in 2015/16, forecasts show.

Sebastian Cheek canvases opinion on calls to reform short service refunds