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Carers who stay in their employer's home and ministers of religion are being excluded from the removal of the £8,500 benefits in kind (BiK) cap.

The government has highlighted a lack of demand from businesses as one of the main reasons for not introducing an employee shareholding vehicle.

The MacDermid Canning Pension Scheme has bought out its 670-member scheme using Aon Hewitt's implemented annuities service.

A Canadian judge has rejected attempts by trustees of the Nortel pension scheme to claim more than £1bn from the scheme sponsor's insolvent parent company.

Margaret Snowdon has been re-elected as chairwoman of the The Pensions Administration Standards Association (PASA).

A review into Australia's superannuation system has recommended trustees should pre-select a "comprehensive income product" to provide members with longevity protection and a stable income stream in retirement.

Pension schemes are missing out on savings by failing to embrace technology, according to research from Barnett Waddingham.

An Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) ruling may open the floodgates for employees to carry over holiday allowance where they are unable to take annual leave for reasons beyond their control.

Schemes are concerned poor quality data will restrict their ability to carry out projects to manage liabilities or switch providers, according to research from Aon Hewitt.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has hit back at criticism that the decision to abolish mandatory annuitisation could jeopardise the benefits of auto-enrolment (AE).