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Personal accounts are a "tragedy in the making", a former National Association of Pension Funds chairman says.

'Paupers' warning over private pensions; Jimmy Cayne 'sorry' for Bear Stearns collapse; Most Britons now expect a recession as consumer confidence plunges

Former pensions commission chairman Lord Turner has been appointed chairman of the Financial Services Authority.

Morley has hired Gerard Hutchings as head of UK pensions business development.

REITs have come a long way in 15 years and offer investors advantages over traditional forms of real estate investment. However, this does not seem to have translated into popularity among investors. Andrew Sheen investigates why

UK - The Trade Union Congress (TUC) has stepped up its campaign to increase education on pensions through its 'Pensions Champions' initiative.

US - The US$246bn California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) has gained high profile support for its proposal to allow shareholders to have a say on executive pay at Tech Data Corporation.

More than 700 Tube cleaners are set to be balloted for industrial action over pension provision and other employment conditions, the Rail, Maritime and Transport union says.

Warning on pension schemes in the red; Fears over standard of living in retirement; Man Group's profits soar as AHL Diversified outperforms

A Scottish scheme has received a contract worth £56,000 to help local workers better understand pensions.