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The British Medical Association has taken the first step towards industrial action by surveying doctors on their readiness to strike over planned changes to their pensions.

The government should suspend the use of enhanced transfer value exercises until an urgent review into the practice has been completed, argues Fidelity.

The Pension Protection Fund is setting up a panel of administration firms in a bid to cut the time schemes spend in its assessment period.

Government calculations on public sector pension savings have been labelled "fundamentally unsound" after independent analysis revealed increasing retirement ages failed to cut taxpayer costs.

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Penny Green has taken up a public relations role as non-executive director of GR Communications.

A US crackdown on tax-dodgers could leave British schemes with an "administrative and costly nightmare", a lawyer warns.

Society must abandon its historic view of retirement ages and embrace working longer but in different guises, Ros Altmann says.

Strikes over public sector pension reforms will not solve the basic problem of affordability, delegates heard.

The Pensions Management Institute has teamed up with a university to develop a master's degree programme.