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US - Former director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation (PBGC) Charles Millard will not face criminal charges for supposed illegal procurement practices at the corporation, according to a letter by PBGC inspector general Rebecca Batts.

Gordon Brown said he accepted Liberal Democrats leader Nick Clegg will talk to the Tories about forming a Government before the Labour party.

Incisive Media editorial services director David Worsfold and Professional Pensions editor Jonathan Stapleton discuss the election results and assess its impact.

Incisive Media editorial services director David Worsfold and PP editor Jonathan Stapleton discuss the election results and assess its impact.

The Liberal Democrats could use a coalition government with the Labour Party to force through "penal" tax policies, a lawyer fears.

UK - Uncertainty surrounding a hung parliament will have a negative effect on scheme investments but could help reduce liabilities, independent consultant Ros Altmann said.

Uncertainty surrounding a hung parliament will have a negative effect on scheme investments but could help reduce liabilities, Ros Altmann says.

Much has been made of the revolving door at the department for work and pension over the past 13 years with its steady stream of secretaries of state and pension ministers.

There were mixed fortunes for the pensions spokespeople of the three main political parties at last night's general election.

Nigel Waterson says he is "very disappointed" after being ousted from his Eastbourne seat of 18 years.