Steve Webb

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It has been a record year for pensions news. On top of new regulations, defined ambition, tax changes and public sector reform, there have been mergers, acquisitions, industry spats and campaigns. Here, PP brings you the top 20 stories of the year in...

Pensions minister Steve Webb has confirmed that women will be hit hardest when the auto-enrolment threshold is raised.

The Department for Work and Pensions is to close a loophole in auto-enrolment legislation which would have allowed employers using the defined contribution sections of hybrid schemes to defer enrolling until 2017.

Janice Turner applauds a very busy 11 months from Webb and Co

Pot follows member is a "ruse" to impose higher quality standards on schemes and enforce mergers, according to Michael Johnson.

The Department for Work and Pensions will review the Pension Protection Fund compensation cap over fears long-serving workers are receiving "penal" treatment.

The Chancellor George Osborne has confirmed the move to a flat-rate state pension.

As the chancellor prepares to deliver his third Autumn Statement, PP delivers the top predictions.