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The proposed changes to pension input periods are "appallingly drafted" and will lead to further confusion over pension tax, experts have warned.

The planned single-tier state pension will be at least £155 if the reform is introduced by the end of the parliament in 2015/16, forecasts show.

Sebastian Cheek canvases opinion on calls to reform short service refunds

There is "no overriding reason" why a merger of National Insurance and income tax should not go ahead, a consultant says.

Transferring short service refunds into the National Employment Savings Trust would help level the playing field between contract and trust-based schemes, an expert says.

Switching to consumer price index for pension inflation will improve defined benefit scheme funding levels by £83bn - but reduce the value of members' pensions, the government says.

Jonathan Davis, who was announced as the ABI director of investment affairs in November, has revealed he will not take up the role after all.

The industry has largely welcomed The Pensions Regulator's discussion paper on delivering good outcomes for defined contribution savers, but stressed that good governance must be a main focus rather than just a consideration.

A European Union ruling to equalise annuity rates for men and women could be finalised as soon as 1 March.