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Insurers are split over how the industry should tackle the issue of "unfair" active member discounts, PP can reveal.

The growth in asset-backed contribution structures could come to a "juddering halt" if the arrangements were ever tested in court, consultants and lawyers warn.

The latest Pensions Act brings measures designed to make auto-enrolment more financially palatable for employers into force.

The Pensions Action Group has met with Steve Webb to demand improvements to the Financial Assistance Scheme.

A war of words has broken between chief secretary of the Treasury Danny Alexander and unions after the revised public sector pensions offer.

UK pension funds have helped Aberdeen Asset Management launch two new diversified growth funds, rolled out to capitalise on the growing demand from investors for DGF investments.

State pension reform plans are set to heap extra cost burdens on public sector worker contributions, hitting scheme members with a "double whammy" of additional pension tax, analysts warn.

UK private sector pension funding soaring levels soared over 90% last month, with FTSE100 companies reducing their deficits by £26bn.

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