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The UK pensions industry has been warned of the threat posed by savers turning to online advice services.

The Pensions Regulator's (TPR) strategy will be to 'educate, enable and, where required, enforce', according to the watchdog's chairman Mark Boyle.

The guidance guarantee implemented in April 2015 will evolve markedly over the next five years according to Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)acting head of savings and investment, Maggie Craig.

WSB's Benefits Masterclass will support HR, benefits and reward managers in meeting the challenges of an ever-changing benefits landscape.

Royal Mail has seen more than 35,000 employees take-up the offer to be a part of the postal group's first save as you earn (SAYE) share scheme.

Pensions may no longer be the best option for retirement savings on their own, according to speakers at the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) conference.

The pensions industry is obsessed with charges even though contribution rates are a bigger issue, Trinity Mirror's chairman of trustees has said.

The Pensions Regulator (TPR) is confident its 18-month search to find a replacement for former chief executive Bill Galvin is nearing the end.

Communications will be a major issue for employers as they struggle to deal with an onslaught of change according to the AA's head of pensions, Mike Sullivan.

Independent governance committees (IGCs) should be made up of single candidates rather than a professional trustee firm, according to Cass Business School.