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Jack Jones examines the role virtual aggregators could play in solving the small pots problem.

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Plans to exempt UK employers from having to auto-enrol staff working in Europe have won the backing of the National Association of Pension Funds.

Defined benefit payouts will peak this year before tailing off as the impact of scheme closures is felt, says the Department for Work and Pensions.

The pensions industry has thrown its weight behind the creation of aggregator schemes to make Steve Webb's ‘operation big fat pension pot' a success.

Small to micro employers will be given a "significant easement" of £1.7bn in the roll-out of auto-enrolment, under government plans to delay both staging and contribution rates.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has reaffirmed his intention to scope out the middle-ground between defined contribution and defined benefit provision.

The government must ease the constraints the National Employment Savings Trust will operate under if the scheme is to act as a benchmark, argue industry figures.

Lib Dems increase pension pressure