Government

The first occupational pensions case to reach the Supreme Court will be heard on June 20 and 21, next year.

The government has lost its long running court battle over its obligations to fund the BT Pension Scheme deficit should it go bust.

The findings of the independent review into the operation of auto-enrolment will be released next week, pensions minister Steve Webb confirms.

The government should push back scheduled scrapping of the default retirement age to allow businesses to plan for it more effectively, employer groups say.

The government announced its long-awaited plans for restricting pensions tax-relief last Thursday - replacing the complex legislation put in place by the last administration in the Finance Act 2010.

The government has announced it will reform the country's social housing system, allowing more new affordable homes to be built, providing potential investment opportunities for pension funds.

Government proposals to end compulsory annuitisation could increase member longevity risk, the Pensions Policy Institute believes.

This high-level industry debate - sponsored by Scottish Widows - discusses the future of pensions and looks at what can be done to encourage occupational provision and make existing schemes easier to administer as well as how to engage members and employees...

It has emerged that David Cameron has set up a "nudge unit" in the Cabinet Office to look at how to use behavioural economics and market signals to persuade citizens to behave in a more socially integrated way.

UK - Gordon Brown has been accused of attempting to blackmail Tony Blair to drop Adair Turner's revolutionary pension reform proposals.