triple lock

The Conservative Party has unveiled its manifesto for the General Election 2017. Here are the pension pledges in full...

Quantum Advisory's Stuart Price has criticised suggestions that the richest 5% to 10% of retirees should be cut off from the state pension.

The Liberal Democrats have pledged to continue the triple lock protection for the state pension if they win the general election.

The Trades Union Congress (TUC) has called for the triple lock on the state pension to be maintained by whoever wins the general election.

Clarity over the controversial money purchase annual allowance is needed after it was removed from the Finance Bill, according to Pensions Buzz respondents.

The Conservative Party is considering retaining the triple lock protection for the state pension, according to reports.

Failing to commit to retaining the triple lock could cost the Conservative Party more than a third of votes from people aged 55 and over, a survey has revealed.

This week's top stories include speculation about what the snap general election may mean for pensions, and Bernard Matthews' owners accused by MPs of throwing out a deal to save the DB scheme for their own benefit.

PP research shows state pension triple lock is most likely to be affected.

The upcoming general election is an opportunity to put forward a bolder pension policy says Hilary Salt.