News

After another busy year in pensions, PP rounds up the news stories that got readers clicking.

This year PP's features and analysis pieces enjoyed more traffic than ever before. Here are the most popular 20 articles for 2013.

This year has seen a number of high profile scheme developments, from asset-backed contributions, to auto-enrolment implementations and company restructures. Here PP sets out the best.

Woman anticipate receiving a retirement income that is almost a quarter less than the amount men expect to get, according to Friends Life research.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) has urged the government to prioritise the development of flexible defined benefit (DB) models ahead of other defined ambition (DA) proposals.

Premier Foods is in talks with trustees of its defined benefit (DB) scheme to reduce its liabilities as part of a corporate restructuring, according to reports in the Financial Times (FT).

The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) has tested the creative merits of its staff and volunteers by asking them to put a pensions twist on the classic carol ‘12 Days of Christmas'.

The Pensions Regulator has issued Guinness Peat Group (GPG) with warning notices in respect of two defined benefit (DB) within its business.

Defined contribution (DC) schemes could be exempt from paying VAT on management costs, according to a European Advocate General.

Barnett Waddingham has increased the number of qualified actuaries it employs to 120, after eight staff members passed their final exams.