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Four unions have agreed to take strike action at Tata Steel in their ongoing dispute over pensions.

Lesley Williams has been appointed the first woman chairperson of the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) and will succeed incumbent Ruston Smith whose two year term ends in October.

Company sick pay is not available to 34% of working Britons, amounting to 11 million people, research has revealed.

Affluent investors are not using Pension wise says Suffolk Life.

Dan Mikulskis, Pete Drewienkiewicz and Mitesh Sheth have all been promoted to managing directors of their respective business areas at Redington.

Universal credit (UC) rules penalise those on low incomes making it harder for them to put money into pensions says the Resolution Foundation.

An industry-wide defined contribution (DC) scheme for maritime employers and employees will launch on 1 August, providing full access to the recently-introduced pension flexibilities.

The Pensions Ombudsman (PO) has ordered two wealth managers to make up the investment losses incurred by a pensioner on the late transfer of his drawdown fund.

The Railways Pension Scheme will look to partner with other pension funds as it seeks the best ways to increase its exposure to illiquid assets.