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State pension payouts can vary from as little as £7 a week to £230 due to the "staggering" complexity of current regulations, the pensions minster has said.

The Pension Protection Fund has appointed former BBC online executive Sharmila Nebhrajani to its board as a non-executive director.

Former Chancellor Alistair Darling has written an open letter to his successor George Osborne warning he must change course on the economy now or cause "immeasurable damage".

The overwhelming majority of the industry believes The Pensions Regulator should provide greater flexibility on how scheme liabilities are calculated according to research from SEI.

The move to a Hutton-style Local Government Pension Scheme has moved a step closer after the GMB union overwhelmingly voted yes to reforms.

The Pensions Administration Standards Association has selected Baker Tilly to manage applications from scheme administrators for accreditation.

The government should issue RPI-linked gilts with floor to hedge against deflation, rather than issue 100-year gilts, Hymans Robertson argues.

A quarter of higher rate taxpayers are missing out on pension tax relief as they shun the product, Prudential research has found.

Research conducted by Barnett Waddingham on FTSE350 companies shows the negative effect of scheme liabilities is increasing.

Dawson International has entered administration after directors and trustees failed to agree on a solution to the plug the firm's scheme deficit.