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Employers with existing schemes will need help when personal accounts are introduced, the National Association of Pension Funds warns.

THE ASSOCIATION of British Insurers has unveiled plans to overhaul its life and pension fund sector definitions.

SMOKERS have benefited most from the steady rise in annuity rates over the past six months, new figures show.

Ministers are under pressure to explain why the new National Insurance contracting-out rebate is lower than the one recommended by the Government Actuary's Department.

US - The California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) has agreed a property deal with local developer John Saca to acquire his interest in the Towers high rise project.

Time is running out for schemes to register or be nominated for this year's Pension Scheme of the Year Awards.

THE department for work and pensions has spent £66,000 fighting the Pensions Action Group's legal actions over compensation for scheme wind-up victims.

Tax incentives are needed to encourage firms to offer occupational health services and cut the time lost to mental health-related illness, a new report says.

Equal pay laws need updating because women can lose out when public services are contracted-out to private firms, the Equal Opportunities Commission claims.

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