Opinion

What would Oscar Wilde think about the direction of pensions policy?

Why the OECD is correct to challenge the abolition of compulsory annuitisation

Australia's Financial System Inquiry (FSI) has concluded the best way to improve income in retirement is to force trustees to pre-select a retirement income product for members.

Helen Morrissey looks ahead to the new year

Michael Klimes asks whether the Dutch CDC model is the way to go for UK pensions

JLT's Mark Wood says the concept of a pension has all but disappeared since the Budget

This morning newspaper reports said George Osborne is expected to reject calls to cut the tax-free annual pension contributions limit from £40,000 to £30,000 in his Autumn Statement.

Stephanie Baxter says two out of 15 is not good enough

Jonathan Stapleton says UK pensions are complicated enough already

At the time of writing this leader the Professional Pensions team was bracing itself for Wednesday's Autumn Statement.