DWP

Robin Ellison reveals his master plan for pensions reform

Two trade bodies have criticised a proposal to require pension schemes to comply with the Stewardship Code or explain why they have not.

Natasha Browne asks whether trustees should communicate non-mandatory information to members

Trustees have been warned of the complexity surrounding additional information disclosure regulations drawn up for the freedom and choice reforms.

PP talks to the departing Pensions Ombudsman

Natasha Browne looks at how schemes should prioritise the main reforms coming into effect on 6 April

Women are projected to see their retirement incomes grow by a third by 2060 as the gender gap continues to narrow, according to figures from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

A consultation to amend the regulations on the treatment of additional voluntary contribution (AVCs) schemes for the purpose of the 0.75% charge cap has been launched.

The government is consulting on relaxing the employer debt regime that requires firms to pay their portion of any deficit in full when they leave a multi-employer scheme.

Increased consumer choice under pensions freedom coupled with greater potential fraud risk has increased the argument for a single pensions regulator, MPs have said.