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Just 6% of Britons know they are going to be auto-enrolled while more than a quarter have not been told yet, Friends Life says.

A liquid capital market in longevity risk must be created to ensure there is sufficient capacity to meet demand from schemes, argues Swiss Re.

The average length of deficit recovery plans agreed after the latest round of valuation will be three years longer than in 2011, according to research by PwC.

Institutional investors taking part in a Sodali survey overwhelmingly endorsed the ‘say on pay' system of voting on executive remuneration as Mercer criticised government policy on top pay.

Women and people aged 25-34 are saving a larger proportion of their income than men and older people, National Savings & Investments says.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has revealed the government will consider allowing parents and grandparents to use the value of their pensions to help their children buy houses.

Here they are... The first pictures from the Pension Scheme of the Year Awards gala dinner, held at the Brewery in London last night.

The Pension Protection Fund has set out its new rules for when and how it will make funding determinations.

The Plumbing Pensions (UK) scheme has acquired a £7m property in central London.

Argos employees who are members of Unite have threatened more strike action unless the retailer resolves a dispute over the closure of its defined benefit scheme.