Steve Webb

The overhaul of the state pension system announced today will save the government money in the long term according to Department for Work and Pensions projections.

People will have to work longer to qualify for a flat-rate state pension under long-delayed proposals published in a white paper this afternoon.

The government today unveiled its plan for a single tier state pension after more than a year of delays.

A group of 14 insurers have signed up to an agreement on charge disclosure drawn up by the Association of British Insurers.

Is cutting contributions more trouble that it's worth?

Henry Tapper says it is charges not contributions that are in a race to the bottom.

The news that the Department for Work and Pensions will not allow schemes to refund members moving jobs pension pots of £50-200 will anger many schemes.

The Department for Work and Pensions will not legislate on ‘micro pot' refunds, despite industry warnings that schemes will be forced to administer thousands of tiny pots.

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