NEST

Sebastian Cheek canvasses opinions from industry experts on the IGG's consultation to improve DC governance

Giovanni Legorano looks at how governments across Europe are reforming their pension systems following the economic crisis

The main parties may find it hard to agree on pensions policies including NEST, tax relief, early access to pensions savings and deregulation of DB schemes.

With the date of the election finally announced, Laura Blows summarises the pension policies of the three main political parties

News flash for Britain's youth - some day you're going to be old. Laura Blows examines the country's poor views on saving and how auto-enrolment may change this attitude

Each month DC World asks readers for their views. This month we ask: How welcome are government proposals regarding the charging structure for NEST?

Ahead of the general election, the Association of Consulting Actuaries launched its own Retirement Income Manifesto. Here, ACA chairman Keith Barton explains why

A consultant has branded the minimum 8% auto-enrolment contribution as "rubbish" and urged The Pensions Regulator to publicly say it was not enough.

The Confederation for British Industry's claim that NEST will be deserted by workers fleeing the 2% charge is "absolute rubbish", Tom McPhail says.

Early entrants to NEST will be worse-off for over a decade unless the next government reforms the fees structure, the Confederation for British Industry warns.