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There are growing calls for a Pensions Bill to be announced at the state opening of parliament next week amid concerns about the regulatory framework.

The government is being urged to legislate to tackle the rising problem of scams. PP looks at what can be done.

Allowing certain women to access their state pension early would have little or no benefit for those affected by the rise in age, according to Royal London's Steve Webb.

Auto-enrolment has been a success so far but faces major challenges over the coming months. Helen Morrissey talks to pensions minister Baroness Ros Altmann on how to keep the project on track.

Expected changes to the PPF compensation cap to give increased benefits to those with more than 20 years’ service have been delayed. Helen Morrissey reports.

The Work and Pensions Select Committee has started a probe to explore the economic effects of allowing certain women to draw their state pension early.

The end of contracting out can bring challenges to schemes looking to transfer a pension scheme. Mike Ramsey looks at how schemes can prepare.

Women affected by the increase in state pension age from 63 to 66 could access their savings early if they accept lower weekly payments, according to MPs.

The majority of employers who have successfully introduced auto-enrolment (AE) are only contributing the minimum legal amounts, according to Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) research.

The end of contracting out could bring transfers to a stuttering halt finds Helen Morrissey.