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CPI annual inflation fell to 3.4% in February, down from 3.6% in January, according to the Office for National Statistics.

Future European defined benefit regulations could segment schemes into different sectors to reflect the business risks of their sponsoring employers.

Tomorrow's Budget has the potential to be a significant one for occupational schemes. Here is our round-up of the top predictions, tips and rumours for pensions.

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With the deadline for trustees to take action to reduce their Pension Protection Fund levies approaching fast, here are five steps schemes can still take:

Standard Life has unveiled the details of its platform-based auto-enrolment solution for employers.

Unions have lost their appeal against the judicial review that backed the government's decision to use the Consumer Prices Index for uprating public sector pensions.

Over two-thirds of employers plan to use their existing defined contribution plan to automatically enrol their employees, latest research from Towers Watson reveals.

David Cameron has outlined plans to revamp the country's roads, calling on pension funds and sovereign wealth funds to help finance the overhaul.

The High Court is set to decide whether workers of pensionable age who have been made bankrupt could be forced to draw their pension to pay off creditors.