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Payroll providers need to "get moving" on software that can deal with the complications of auto-enrolment, delegates heard.

A war of words has broken between chief secretary of the Treasury Danny Alexander and unions after the revised public sector pensions offer.

The tone of industry regulators is "aggressive and confrontational" rather than being collegiate with the industry, a lawyer says.

A £650m government loan facility for the National Employment Savings Trust will be "unrecoverable" as the agreement allows the terms of the loan to be renegotiated, a lawyer says.

Do you want to ensure your pension scheme runs smoothly when you go off on holiday? Here are five top tips to help you top up your tan and grab another ice-cream without worry.

Public sector unions are gearing up for a national strike on 30 June to protest against pension changes proposed by Lord Hutton.

Increasing public sector employee contribution rates is threatening a surge in opt-outs - putting Lord Hutton's call for affordable reforms at risk, a lawyer warns.

The Pensions Regulator is investigating London mayor Boris Johnson's decision to put a tourism organisation into administration rather than taking on its pension liabilities.

The government should overhaul its policy on infrastructure funding and provide incentives to encourage pension funds to invest in big projects, a report says.

Draft regulations allowing employers to exclude workers above state pension age from group risk insured benefits leave trustees exposed to discrimination actions, experts warn.