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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.

Individuals transferring from defined benefit to defined contribution schemes could be expected to sign a statement acknowledging the potential change it may cause to their benefits.

Transfers from contracted out defined benefit schemes to non-contracted out schemes will be permitted after contracting-out on a defined contribution basis is abolished.

Pension reform is continuing at a relentless pace but can the industry keep up? Helen Morrissey reports

Sebastian Cheek urges the government to make a firm decision on the switch to CPI

A universal basic state pension could threaten the contributory principle of the welfare state, Labour says.

Mercer principal Steve Charlton outlines the key steps employers need to take towards ensuring auto-enrolment compliance

The government has today detailed plans on how the state pension age will rise to 66 by 2020.