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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) have launched a call for evidence on disclosure of transaction costs.

Labour’s plan to cut the annual and lifetime pensions allowances has been criticised by the industry, finds Natasha Browne

Adrian Mitchell has been appointed partner and senior portfolio manager at Aon Hewitt's delegated consulting services team.

Sky has saved 40% from its musculoskeletal healthcare expenses thanks to a drive to utilise data more effectively.

The UK will become a pensions transfer ‘haven' for European Union citizens once freedom and choice comes into effect, a top pensions lawyer has said.

Philip Green has been appointed chairman of Royal London's independent governance committee (IGC).

Clients looking to transfer out of defined benefit (DB) pension schemes could struggle to find willing advisers and providers to facilitate the shift, leaving them at greater risk of falling victim to fraudsters, Neil MacGillivray has warned.

Promising to look after state pensions is the best way to win votes in the upcoming general election according to research from Barnett Waddingham.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has published final rules on additional protection for consumers wishing to access their pensions from April.

A Labour government would cut the annual and life time allowances that people can contribute to their pensions tax free, Ed Miliband has said.