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Nearly two-thirds of employers see pension provision as part of their corporate and social responsibility to staff, research shows.

UK - Air travellers could face a reprieve if union representatives agree to new BAA proposals tomorrow and call off impending airport workers' strikes.

GLOBAL tactical asset allocation strategies can help trustees reduce scheme shortfalls, ABN Amro Asset Management claims.

Pensions reform minister Mike O'Brien has reiterated that personal accounts will work for the "large majority" of savers in the target group.

Trustees of two British Vita schemes have reached a settlement with their sponsoring employer over lump sum contribution demands totalling £49.6m.

New Year's Day was the one-year anniversary of the launch of UK real estate investment trusts (REIT...

The department for work and pensions is "arrogantly milking" pension schemes due to its failure to keep regulatory costs under control, Gissings says.

Actuary David Kershaw has been fined and reprimanded over his part in the collapse of engineering firm Blyth & Blyth's pension fund.

UNIONS have called off a 24-hour strike on Monday after BAA agreed to negotiate over plans to close its final salary scheme to new members.

New York City's Public Employees' Retirement System is again taking legal action against computer firm Apple over the backdating of stock options.