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Almost half of older savers intend to use drawdown products for their retirement income, according to research.

PP examines 24 candidates for the pensions brief

Employers face a £2.34bn bill to accommodate Conservative plans legally entitling workers to three days voluntary work every year.

One of Canada's biggest pension schemes is seeking to take over pensions administrator Equiniti, according to a report.

Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) has warned pensioners are twice as likely to be targeted by fraudsters after it received over 5,000 calls last year.

David Eastwood has replaced Martin Harris as chairman of the trustee board at the Universities Superannuation Scheme (USS).

Trustees should request written confirmation of how member data supplied to employers for the end of contracting out will be used, lawyers have warned.

This week's top stories include a slap on the wrist for Fidelity and Towers Watson over a delayed transfer request and regulations to exempt certain workers from auto-enrolment (AE), while Con Keating discusses how investment costs and fees should be...

LCP has promoted six employees to partner and one to principal as the firm continues to adapt to changes in the pensions industry.

More than 11 million people are now members of workplace life and disability insurance schemes.