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The move to ban consultancy charging is "less dramatic than it sounds" as most of the charges that can end up with the employer's adviser remain unaffected, according to a consultant.

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The government will be given the power to ban incentivised transfer exercises under the Pensions Bill published today.

Using statutory override to change scheme terms at the end of contracting out will be limited to offsetting employers' National Insurance bills, the government has clarified in the Pensions Bill.

The government has set out the exact phrasing of The Pensions Regulator's new employer growth objective.

The government has closed a loophole in legislation which could have allowed employers with hybrid schemes to inappropriately postpone auto-enrolment.

The government has banned consultancy charging in auto-enrolment schemes and will propose a cap on default fund charges in a forthcoming consultation.

A City of London call centre at the heart of a pension liberation operation has been raided by police and several people have been arrested.

Signet has appointed former Pension Protection Fund (PPF) dispute expert Deborah Latimer as partner.

PIRC is recommending its members oppose the re-election of Prudential chief executive Tidjane Thiam.