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Only half of all women in the UK are saving enough for their retirement, while nearly a quarter are saving nothing at all, research finds.

Trustees of the Brunel pension fund have agreed a recovery plan with the scheme's sponsor, which is being investigated by The Pensions Regulator (TPR) over concerns about a corporate restructuring.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is investigating asset managers and investment consultants over concerns about value for money and conflicts of interest.

Pension saving 'is good for you'

Administrators should speak the language of their customers to improve member outcomes says MyCSP.

Pension organisations must take cyber security seriously and beef up their resources to handle the threat warns Equiniti.

Employers do not need to retrospectively adjust holiday entitlement if a part-time employee changes their hours, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) has decided.

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) Ombudsman has rejected attempts by a pension scheme to have £132,097 of interest on a late payment of its levy waived.

The Smiths Group has cut contributions to the Smiths Industries Pension Scheme (SIPS) by 60% after a dramatic improvement in funding levels allowed trustees to de-risk its investments.

Eurozone and Japanese equities will outperform the US market next year as their central banks start to move in very different directions, according to NN Investment Partners.