State pension

A government failure to update equality legislation means schemes offering bridging pensions could fall foul of provisions in the Equality Act 2010 - leaving them reliant on EU law as an interim solution.

Alan Pickering says politicians should have the freedom to redefine what is meant by 'absolute'

The lifetime allowance will rise to £1,054,800 from April next year as the Office for National Statistics (ONS) recorded inflation at 2.4% in the year to September.

Jonathan Stapleton says the success of the government's check your state pension service shows just how popular a dashboard could be if it can be launched.

Around eight million state pension forecasts have been viewed online since the digital service was launched in February 2016, Professional Pensions analysis reveals.

The new tax year brings a number of changes to the pensions world, not least the first round of phasing for auto-enrolled employees.

GAD report paints 'grim picture'

The UK pensions system remains relatively ungenerous and unequal compared to other countries, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has said.

This week we want to know if the UK is facing a crisis in the retirement income market and whether government concern about a rushed cold calling ban is valid.

Michael Klimes takes a look at what politicians said about pensions at this year's party conferences