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Steve Webb has warned that the Conservative government may target the £15bn salary sacrifice bill in its July emergency Budget.

The government will not establish a cap on drawdown charges unless it is needed says Lord David Freud.

An industry-wide defined contribution (DC) scheme for maritime employers and employees will provide full access to the pension flexibilities.

Using active share to measure a manager's ability to outperform could be detrimental for schemes, according to Hermes Investment Management.

Caffyns has removed almost £9m of defined benefit (DB) pension liabilities from its scheme after switching its pension payments to the Consumer Prices Index (CPI).

The total deficit of schemes in the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) 7800 Index has fallen by more than a third since the record high of £367.5bn in January.

The BBC is the world's oldest national broadcasting organisation and a British icon. Discover how it is supporting employee wellbeing at PBUK on July 1.

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.