Ros Altmann

Workers are to be given the option of saving into new 'collective' pension schemes which ministers believe could boost their incomes by up to 30%, under plans to be unveiled in the Queen's Speech later this week.

Retirees should have access to "specialist basic advice", not unregulated guidance, independent consultant Ros Altmann says.

Helen Morrissey looks at how quantitative easing has affected defined benefit schemes

Two rightist institutions have proposed surprisingly liberal pension reforms. Ruth Gillbe reports

The government should make saving into a workplace pension compulsory to avoid 11 million Britons retiring in poverty, says Policy Exchange.

Helen Morrissey looks at who has missed out on AE and what can be done to reach them

Industry figures explain why its time for a rebrand

Jonathan Stapleton explores how the 1980s changed occupational schemes

The Office for National Statistics' decision to downgrade the status of the retail prices index and publish two additional inflation measures could lead to the index being dropped, warn consultants.

Ros Altmann is to step down from her post as director-general of Saga.