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Erwan Pirou explains how schemes could profit from offering bank loans

The Department for Work and Pensions is set to begin a widespread advertising push on September 17 using "trusted voices" in the media to gain public support for auto-enrolment.

The Pension Protection Fund levy and discount rates used to calculate scheme liabilities are under review, pensions minister Steve Webb has revealed.

ITM has appointed three new senior members of staff, following the launch of its web-based administration systems.

The long-running court battle over whether defined benefit schemes should pay VAT on investment management services was heard by the European Court of Justice today.

FTSE 250 executive pensions have fallen by 20% since 2010 as a result of changes to tax limits, according to LCP research.

George Osborne will deliver his annual Autumn Statement on 5 December.

The government "should not pay much attention" to unions' threats to strike over public sector pension and pay reforms, chief Treasury secretary Danny Alexander says.

Scottish Borders Council has been fined £250,000 after former employees' pension records were found in an overflowing recycling bin in a supermarket car park.

Zurich is to cut 200 jobs from across its UK Life business.