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More than 400,000 scheme members could be missing out on hundreds of pounds in annual contributions by failing to claim tax relief, warns Standard Life.

A leading Labour MP will today call for a reinterpretation of fiduciary duty and dismiss the government's plans to give shareholders a binding vote on executive pay.

An innovative test case regarding the wind-up of a scheme destined for the Financial Assistance Scheme used fictional members as representative defendants to reduce costs.

The BBC Pension Scheme has been taken to the High Court over changes to member benefits it made last year, PP can reveal.

Today is the last day to enter your submissions for the UK Pensions Awards 2012.

Workers will lose £7bn if inflation-linked pensions are scrapped; Doctors threaten action over pensions; Medical profession hijacked by unions, health secretary Andrew Lansley claims; Doctors threaten first strike in 40 years - over £48,000 pensions;...

The Bank of England has been urged to investigate the threat posed to the UK economy by overexposure to high carbon investments.

The decision to switch indexation measures for pensions uprating could be debated in parliament again after an e-petition criticising the move attracted more than 100,000 signatures.

Consultant Mercer has added another defined contribution heavy hitter to its team with a senior appointment from Towers Watson.

Henderson has named Jim Irvine, who currently heads up the fund manager's structured products and advisory unit, as head of its £16bn fixed income business.