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Scheme sponsors are looking at new ways to entice members to leave their schemes after HM Revenue and Customs clamped down on tax breaks, PP has learned.

PENSIONS and retirement provision continues to be a major growth area for independent financial advisers, a poll shows.

MORE than half of UK workers regard their occupational pension benefits as guaranteed, new figures show.

SCHEMES lost more than £2bn in the Far East last year by failing to hedge their exposure to the weak yen, experts say.

Green index gets greener

The quest to find this year's Pensions Personality of the Year is now entering its second phase.

Schemes should de-risk their equity portfolios as pressure mounts on share prices, financial services giant ABN Amro says.

Council pension schemes are flexing their voting muscles in a bid to force oil giant BP to link executive rewards with safety and environmental performance.

CEE - Pension funds in the Czech Republic and Poland are too conservative and risk failing to meet the regulatory required minimum investment return this year, a Standard & Poor's report has found.

Millions of workers could pay little or no income tax if employers allowed them to make full use of A-Day flexibility, JPMorgan Invest claims.