Steve Webb

Controversial proposals to allow existing pensioners to sell their annuities for cash - and insurers to compete for the contracts - are to be discussed by ministers this week ahead of the 18 March Budget, according to reports.

The next government should establish an independent pensions commission as soon as possible after the May general election, MPs have urged today.

Increased consumer choice under pensions freedom coupled with greater potential fraud risk has increased the argument for a single pensions regulator, MPs have said.

David Fairs says it’s time for some quiet reflection over the future of pension taxation.

The news was dominated by plans from the three main parties to cut tax relief and increase auto-enrolment contributions this week. Here's what you might have missed.

It's been four years since the end of the Bridge Trustees case and the legislation it prompted is now in effect. Pádraig Floyd looks at what schemes should do to ensure they are compliant.

A flat rate of 33% pensions tax relief could save the Treasury between £1.7bn and £2.2bn a year, according to the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI).

The next government cannot afford to wait until 2017 to review minimum auto-enrolment contributions, according to pensions minister Steve Webb.

Money Advice Service chief executive Caroline Rookes has been appointed a trustee to the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) by pensions minister Steve Webb.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have launched a call for evidence on disclosure of transaction costs.