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Savers approaching retirement should be defaulted into a not-for-profit annuity broker to protect them from making poor decisions after new flexibilities come in, argues the Centre for Policy Studies (CPS).

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has published draft amendments to the regulations governing the incoming pension flexibilities.

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Substituted investment funds could come under the remit of the charge cap that comes into force in April because they are not actively chosen by members, lawyers have warned.

Fidelity has extended its defined contribution (DC) platform to give customers access to incoming retirement flexibilities but warned that operational capability alone will not ensure the policy is successful.

PP looks at the details surrounding the IBM ‘reasonable expectation’ ruling ahead of a judgment in the remedy hearing.

Aegon UK posted a 37% increase in earnings in Q4 last year, citing increased demand for income drawdown on its platform.

Premier Pensions has been ranked the top third party administrator in Professional Pensions' latest annual administration survey.

Getting millions more people to save for their retirement will be remembered as the current government's greatest achievement, according to PP research.

A Liberal Democrat government would provide 15 hours a week of free childcare to working parents of all children aged between nine months and three years.