State pension

The Confederation of British Industry is urging the government to introduce a statutory override law to allow schemes to reduce accrual rates to offset the costs of state pension reforms.

Pension funds face exemption hurdle; Setback for state debt efforts; More pain than gain in ‘innovative' noughties; All eyes on the prize of a simple state pension; Pensions clarity would aid savers; Pensions clarity would aid savers; Pensions clarity...

Pension age move raises hope for women; No u-turn on women's pensions; Moves planned to ease women's pension fears; Public sector workers fearful and demoralised; Raid the pensions piggy bank in this age of austerity

Iain Duncan Smith has said there will be no u-turn on controversial proposals to raise the women's state pension age to 66 by 2020.

Pensions Bill; Public sector pensions; Local government pension gap balloons to £71.5bn; Survey points to failures for private equity

The second reading of the Pensions Bill, which will accelerate the state pension age increase for half a million women, will take place today.

Will this be teachers' winter of discontent?; Life beyond 75 creeps towards norm ... for southerners; Life expectancy rises in UK but north-south divide widens; Don't turn back the clock for women

The Prime Minister has become embroiled in the row over raising the state pension age for women.

Proposals to reform annuity market; Retirees cut pension saving by £11bn; Britons cannot retire at 65 due to lack of pension; Make the most of the pension you've got

Just one in two people in the UK plan to fund their retirement through a pension, research shows.