Steve Webb

The first anniversary of the Coalition government has marked a year of relentless pension reform. Helen Morrissey asks the industry whether these reforms have been successful

Battle lines are being drawn over the open market option as ministers are set to decide on reform this autumn.

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Pensions minister Steve Webb is to meet with industry figures today to try to "root bad practice out" of enhanced transfer value exercises.

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Pensions minister Steve Webb has delayed the second reading of the Pensions Bill.

Pressure is building on the coalition government to slow the rate of acceleration of the state pension age for women.

Radical ideas such as abandoning the term ‘pension' and introducing an industry paid for lottery for savers should be adopted to plug the £9trn retirement savings gap, Ros Altmann says.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has defended the green paper on simplifying the state pension, saying the proposals would provide better outcomes for women.

Jonathan Stapleton asks: Has coalition delivered?