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The government could ease the transition to the flat rate state pension by paying out old state second pension entitlements as one-off sums in a ‘buyout' arrangement, Barnett Waddingham says.

Eversheds has launched version two of its interactive PC and iPhone app to include information on pensions law.

Almost all FTSE350 firms put all of their directors up for re-election every year thanks to increased take-up of the Stewardship Code, the Financial Reporting Council says.

US President Barack Obama has praised a deal to prevent a "fiscal cliff" of spending cuts and taxation.

A range of insurance plans specifically designed around the working and living conditions of rig workers in the oil and gas sector have been launched by Cigna Global Health Benefits Europe.

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Section 6 of The Pensions Regulator's detailed guidance on opting out details how an employee can choose to pay contributions below the minimum level.

Low-paid workers who are likely to opt-out of auto-enrolment could be offered a pensions lifeline via a little-known clause in the legislation that permits companies to offer employees schemes with lower savings requirements, Helm Godfrey says.

The introduction of gender neutral annuity pricing will lead to an increase in the number of people looking to buy individually underwritten annuities, LV= says.