Government is set to overhaul section 75 debt regulations this autumn by introducing ‘group guarantees' as an alternative to the payment of employer debt, PP has learned.
Julian Mainwood of Barnett Waddingham discusses how the restriction of pensions tax relief will affect scheme administration
The proposed timetable to increase state pension age for women to 66 by 2020 will have unfair and disproportionate consequences for up to half a million women, Saga warns.
The government published its Pensions Bill today, covering proposed changes to auto-enrolment.
Pensions minister Steve Webb will face a barrage of questions on pension changes next week as MPs return to parliament.
Paul Sweeting on the issues arising from the CPI switch
The coalition government's cuts to child benefit for anyone earning over £44,000 is ‘a worry' and answers from the Treasury are ‘not good enough', pensions minister Steve Webb has been caught saying.
More than 100 British veterans living abroad have signed a petition against their pensions being frozen and some are threatening to hand back their medals in protest.
Government must amend legislation and regulation to move away from a culture that punishes companies for doing more than the legal pensions minimum, delegates heard.
The problem of undersaving for retirement is not a new one.