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Use of EBTs amounted to 'redirection of earnings' and therefore subject to tax, court decrees

Mind has provided stress-busting tips as research reveals three quarters of the workforce suffer from the condition.

Six people have been arrested today, following allegations of fraud relating to automatic enrolment.

Taxpayers, the state and retirees have an uncertain future because of the ‘freedom and choice' policy introduced in April, according to research.

Ensign Pensions is to stop providing services to the Merchant Navy Ratings Pension Fund (MPRPF) over concerns conflicts of interest.

Almost one in eight calls to Fidelity's Retirement Service in October was from people enquiring about how to use their defined benefit (DB) pots following the April pension freedoms.

A legacy committee to deal with historic issues is being created by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) as part of a shake-up of the group's internal structure.

'Sensible' approach as smaller pots taken as cash and larger pots used for income, data suggests

The hourly pay needed to have a decent living standard has risen to £8.25 across the country and to £9.40 in London.

Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS), Canadian OPSEU Pension Trust (OPTrust) and Dutch PGGM, have agreed to buy 100% shares in a Spanish infrastructure company for up to €420m (£300m).