Opinion

Pensions professionals believe some defined benefit schemes can keep going indefinitely.

An independent pension commission would be backed by the majority of the industry according to research from Professional Pensions.

Rachel Dalton asks why same-sex couples will be denied equal pension rights

At last week's PP Pensions and Benefits Communications Forum, the day rounded off with a panel discussion on how to refresh the image of pensions and communicate with a younger audience.

Only one in five pensions professionals back calls for a code of conduct on medically underwritten buy-ins, according to PP research.

Plans to teach children financial literacy could not be better timed.

Pensions policy in the UK is taking a far more dominant form, if you think about it. Yes, the state will provide less for retirement, with the introduction of the single-tier pension.

The Financial Services Authority's probe into the annuity market is long overdue and could be a welcome addition to the drive to ‘reinvigorate workplace pensions'.

Enrolling staff is only the first stage of workplace reforms.

Philip Sutton welcomes the PPF’s new contingent asset guidance