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Employers who operate pension funds which give short service refunds value the option and planned government reforms would result in definite scheme changes, research reveals.

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The government must move forward with the Pensions Bill before the summer recess, Labour pensions spokeswoman Rachel Reeves says.

Sebastian Cheek looks at the latest Treasury consultation

Public sector pension reform could topple the coalition government within the next 12 months, a leading academic warns.

Ensuring the administration underpinning auto-enrolment is simple and flexible is the only way small and micro employers will comply without problems, B&CE Benefit Schemes says.

Predictions 1% of LGPS employees will opt out of the scheme if contributions rates increase are inaccurate and a result of Treasury failure to listen to stakeholders, employers say.

Government will launch a formal consultation on legislation to overhaul section 75 debt regulations over the summer, the DWP has confirmed to PP.

The three BA trustees who quit their roles over the move to CPI indexation have pledged to fight their corner until the remaining board members relent.