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Jonathan Stapleton asks if the Workplace Retirement Income Commission will achieve its aims

Government is set to overhaul section 75 debt regulations this autumn by introducing ‘group guarantees' as an alternative to the payment of employer debt, PP has learned.

UK - Former Treasury Select Committee chairman Lord McFall will direct an independent inquiry into the failings of the current private pension system, as new figures show there has been the equivalent of one piece of fresh pension legislation every week...

An independent commission, spearheaded by former Treasury Select Committee chairman Lord McFall, is to investigate why the UK pensions system is failing.

The Pensions Regulator is set to release a discussion paper on how to improve member outcomes from defined contribution schemes.

The National Employment Savings Trust's efforts to simplify language used by pensions providers has been welcomed by the industry.

The National Association of Pension Funds fears the Pension Protection Fund's proposed levy approach will penalise schemes for holding equities and reward them for holding gilts.

Anthony Davey, the former pensions manager and managing director of Hadrian Solway, died suddenly on 27 December aged 77 years.

What future public sector pensions could look like

UK - Public sector final salary schemes should be scrapped and replaced with a career average alternative, the National Association of Pensions Funds says.