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Here it is. The list of the top complaints dealt with by the Pensions Ombudsman over the past year.

Staff at the Pensions Ombudsman were forced to choose between remaining in their jobs or moving to the Department for Work and Pensions creating an "unsettling" environment, the supervisory body's annual report reveals.

The pensions divide between men and women is set to widen, as figures show men increased their saving ratio over the last year while women cut contributions.

The universal state pension due to be implemented from 2015 will penalise people with additional rights accrued under the current system, a consultant warns.

Goddard Perry has expanded the range of charging structures available for its master trust following feedback from consultants and employers.

Barclays record FSA penalty for LIBOR manipulation will be superseded by other banks' fines as the investigation deepens, according to Schroders' Richard Buxton.

Aviva has launched its initial adviser charging guide detailing which products qualify and how adviser charging will be enabled on those products.

UBS has launched a discounted exchange-traded fund share class for institutional investors as part of its listing of 66 products on the London Stock Exchange today.

Chancellor George Osborne has pledged to use fines imposed by the Financial Services Authority to compensate taxpayers in the wake of the LIBOR scandal.

The government's proposal to separate out the liabilities for schemes within ring-fenced banking groups could pose a threat to covenants, a lawyer warns.