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This week respondents trash proposals from Brussels, rally in support of the word pensions, and reject the idea of additional powers for the regulator.

Taha Lokhandwala tackles the growing issue of inside jobs

Jack Jones examines the ideas that could form the bedrock of the government's ambitious plan to reinvigorate workplace pensions.

Mark Hyde Harrison discusses his vision of the future with Hannah Brenton: where pension schemes are perfectly aligned with members' interests.

The Pensions Regulator's updated guidance on winding up schemes published last week illustrates a cooperative, practical approach that many in the industry will welcome.

The majority of payroll providers are not as ready as they say for issues brought on by auto-enrolment, Premier managing director Paul Couchman has claimed.

A safe-haven forum to discuss incentive exercises is set to be launched in the wake of an industry code of conduct which outlawed the use of cash incentives.

The Pensions Regulator will provide leeway for schemes that accidentally break compliance, says the regulator's executive director Charles Counsell.

The regulator is encouraging trustees and administers to use a £2 per week ‘tolerance level' to determine the right level of GMP.

L&G's Adrian Boulding on active member discounts