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Allowing the British Steel scheme to ditch RPI for statutory minimum levels could lead to big losses for older members and create a loophole for other DB schemes, writes Stephanie Baxter.

Nearly 60% of advisers believe a digital dashboard will help people engage in retirement planning.

Last week's Queen's Speech contained a long awaited Pensions Bill to toughen up master trust regulation and plans to streamline the delivery of guidance. Helen Morrissey looks at whether these measures will adequately address problems within the market...

The lifetime ISA (LISA) is a "better solution" to cover those left out by auto-enrolment (AE) such as the self-employed according to Tom McPhail.

The "tremendous success" of auto-enrolment (AE) could be weakened by the lifetime ISA (LISA) according to a report from the Work and Pensions Committee (WPC).

Data difficulties around the state pension and guaranteed minimum pension contribution (GMP) can be overcome to create a pensions dashboard according to Steve Webb (pictured above).

Lack of an agreed definition of value for money is posing many challenges for the industry. Kristian Brunt-Seymour looks at research by the Pensions Policy Institute which suggests a number of solutions

Royal London has come up with a plan to boost pensions coverage for the self-employed. PP looks at the details

With the steel industry's fortunes hanging in the balance, PP considers the prospects for its pension fund.

Allowing certain women to access their state pension early would have little or no benefit for those affected by the rise in age, according to Royal London's Steve Webb.