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Government should use its powers to limit charges on schemes that qualify for auto-enrolment, says TUC.

Schemes can expect to see a sharp increase in their Pension Protection Fund levies next year because of continuing low gilt yields, warns a consultant.

The government will announce details of a deferred payment scheme for residential care for the elderly in which councils lend individuals money to pay for care, then recoup the money when their house is sold after their death.

A Supreme Court has ruled that part-time judges may be entitled to the same pension rights as their full time counterparts.

Here are the main recommendations made in the National Audit Office's audit of defined contribution regulation.

The Pensions Regulator has inadequate processes in place to measure performance, a National Audit Office report finds.

Here are the 14 key findings from the National Audit Office's report on the regulation of defined contribution schemes.

Some 70% of advisers plan to use an external solution to help meet auto-enrolment technology requirements, Staffcare research reveals.

Around one in four investors currently not using a fiduciary manager may appoint one in the next year, Russell Investments says.

Total defined benefit liabilities for UK schemes deflated to £267bn last month after May's record high of £312bn, according to Pension Protection Fund data.