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The lack of transparency on charges has created a "pensions fog" that is deterring people from saving, a Conservative MP has said.

The Pensions Regulator will give trustees a "clear steer" on acceptable approaches to funding and recovery plans in the spring, Bill Galvin confirms.

The groups that failed in a judicial review of the government's indexation switch intend to appeal the decision - a move which will lead to further uncertainty for schemes.

Michael Bow talks to Matti Leppälä

Steve Webb has outlined two "big bang" solutions to the issue of small pot consolidation.

Schemes' appetite for shareholder activism and corporate governance is increasing against the backdrop of growing public concern over boardroom bonus culture, a poll shows.

Employers should be given a "safe harbour" to allow them to talk more freely to scheme members about value for money in defined contribution schemes, Parliament has heard.

The government's delay to the auto-enrolment timetable has been met with dismay from the pensions industry and trade unions.

Auto-enrolment will not work without clear and transparent charges from pension schemes, the National Association of Pension Funds said today.

The National Association of Pension Funds and the Pension Protection Fund have signed a deal with the government to develop a national infrastructure investment platform.