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The Personal Accounts Delivery Authority is to set up panels to represent employer and consumer interests as the scheme is brought to fruition.

Two Gillette Caribbean employees who were expecting to split a $42m (£20.5m) pension fund have been ordered to share the sum with 60 former employees by a Court of Appeal.

Government proposals to reduce the regulatory burden for occupational schemes have received a mixed review from the industry.

THE PENSIONS Protection Fund has gone out to tender for a pension data cleansing and transitions firm.

The Liberal Democrats have dismissed the rise in basic state pension payments as a "token increase".

Reports that up to 1.7m workers who buy shares in their companies through save-as-you-earn option plans face an 80pc tax rise are false, Mercer claims.

Scottish Life's pensions website the BeeHive has been revamped to celebrate its seventh year online.

Trevor Llanwarne has been appointed as the new government actuary.

The outcome of a Spanish legal battle over mandatory retirement ages could have a massive impact on a UK test case, lawyers warn.

Trustees of the EMI Pension Scheme have called in The Pensions Regulator to resolve a long-running battle over funding with its new private equity owners.