Steve Webb

Pensions minister Steve Webb will face a barrage of questions on pension changes next week as MPs return to parliament.

People with several small occupational pensions should be able to group them together for trivial commutation, Hargreaves Lansdown head of pensions research Tom McPhail says.

In the first part of our run-down of the top 20 most read Professional Pensions Online news articles in 2010, we look at those in eleventh to twentieth place.

More than 2 million people who are already over the age of 50 will reach their 100th birthday, latest Department for Work and Pensions analysis reveals.

The DWP will look into improving annuity rates for people with pension pots of under £5,000, pensions minister Steve Webb says.

The coalition government's cuts to child benefit for anyone earning over £44,000 is ‘a worry' and answers from the Treasury are ‘not good enough', pensions minister Steve Webb has been caught saying.

The government has hit problems with the reform of the state pension due to contracting-out complications and will now delay releasing its planned consultation, Ros Altmann says.

More than 100 British veterans living abroad have signed a petition against their pensions being frozen and some are threatening to hand back their medals in protest.

Investment disclosure guidelines need greater clarity to help people make more informed choices about their pensions, Steve Webb says.

Inflation figures published today prove the government is making poor people worse off by using CPI for measuring pension payment increases, Labour says.