Forcing employers to pay into the existing stakeholder regime would mean a lower cost alternative to NEST could be implemented "tomorrow", a senior actuary says.
Nearly half of under-50s admit they are not doing enough to prepare financially for their retirement.
Papers documenting the beginning of the cult of equity investment by pension schemes have been digitised and put online by The Pensions Archive Trust.
US/Europe - Longevity remains one of the most underestimated risks in retirement income planning, Allianz has warned.
JAPAN - First State Investments has opened an office in Japan and hired a new director of institutional business to help expand its reach in the institutional and pension fund market.
US/UK - Requests for securities lending services unbundled from custody arrangements are on the increase, officials at eSecLending say.
US - Baxter International, a maker of intravenous drugs, has been sued by a pension fund over allegedly misleading public statements made about the company's business prospects.
EUROPE - FSA chairman Lord Adair Turner says the Basel III capital reserve rules imposed on banks are "too lenient".
UK - Vince Cable's plans to "give shareholders more say" will fall flat because institutional investors do not have sufficient incentives to exercise responsible ownership, FairPensions warns.
Complaints against HM Revenue & Customs from pensioners have risen over the past year, according to the Revenue's watchdog.