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Dame Carol Black is hoping smaller employers will use the government's £500 tax relief for return to work interventions after lobbying on their behalf.

Hear from Cass Business School about how to use benefits to enhance overall business performance.

PwC has signed up the majority of insurers involved in the bulk annuity market to its Skyval Insure platform in a bid to make pricing easier for corporates and trustees.

Sue Curley has been appointed to lead the defined contribution (DC) trust-based services in the UK by Buck Consultants.

Pensions Ombudsman Tony King is stepping down less than two years into his four year term, with his deputy also set to leave the organisation.

The state pension will be an adequate safety net if people make bad decisions when pension freedoms come in from April 2015 according to Prime Minister David Cameron.

Transfers from defined benefit (DB) to defined contribution (DC) schemes as a result of changes introduced in the Budget could cut £15bn from FTSE 350 scheme liabilities, says Hymans Robertson.

The Citizens Advice Bureau and The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) will deliver the government's guidance guarantee, but the Money Advice Service (MAS) appears to have been dropped as a provider.

Pensions may no longer be the best option for retirement savings on their own as employers admit they are looking at other more suitable options.

Many schemes are run by people who lack the expertise and skills for the role according to European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) chairman Gabriel Bernardino.