Government

The expected charging structure for the National Employment Savings Trust has received a mixed reaction.

Pensions minister Angela Eagle has backed the concept of early access to pension pots but says the process could be fraught with difficulties.

It is impossible to say how long the 2% charge on National Employment Savings Trust contributions will last for, the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority says.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries has launched a six-point Retirement Income Manifesto ahead of the general election to address the "alarming decline" in private pension savings.

The government should prioritise encouraging people to save for their retirement rather than focusing on preserving tax relief, B&CE Benefit Schemes says.

Kevin Frisby discusses the prospects of the commercial property market and urges investors to learn from the market downturn before investing again

The ruling in the long-running Imperial Décor case has left the government in breach of European law obligations, Eversheds says.

With the general election on the way Alan Pickering, chairman of BESTrustees and the Life Academy talks to PMI.tv about his thoughts on what needs to be done to reform pensions effectively.

UK - Robin Ellison talks to Jenna Towler about his aspirations for the country's pension and taxation systems, his plan to decriminalise drugs and the virtues of a virtual election campaign

Robin Ellison talks to Jenna Towler about his aspirations for the country's pension and taxation systems, his plan to decriminalise drugs and the virtues of a virtual election campaign