This week's top stories included research revealing schemes could be paying 70% more to investment managers than at the beginning of the decade.
Savers using drawdown in retirement are potentially accessing their funds at an unsustainable rate, with money likely to run out within 25 years.
The Centre for Policy Studies (CPS) has called for savers to be "automatically protected" in retirement by phasing them between drawdown and annuitisation.
Tim Sharp says NEST could kick start much needed innovation in the retirement income market
The National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) will not expand its decumulation offering to enter the drawdown market, the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed.
The "rules of thumb" for sustainable drawdown income should be abandoned and replaced with tailored rates based on individual circumstances, Aegon has said.
Scottish Widows has invested a further £30m in a major workplace savings programme to improve products and services for its corporate pension clients.