Opinion

Last week, Barclays was fined £290m for trying to manipulate LIBOR in a bid to make itself appear more secure during the financial crisis.

An upcoming paper by an Actuarial Profession working group considers the use of money back guarantees for DC members to encourage saving. But at what price?

Rachel Dalton on how the Coalition is pinning all its hopes on the state pension

Jonathan Stapleton asks why MPs can't practice what they preach on public sector pensions

Rachel Dalton examines the state of women in retirement

Even with the implementation of a sound and wise code of practice, there is a danger that offers of enhanced transfer values by defined benefit pension schemes to their members are a thing of the past.

Jonathan Stapleton on the approaching need for passive strategies

Jonathan Stapleton on voluntary codes and restoring trust

Rachel Dalton questions the push to lift the contribution cap for NEST

It is paranoia that drives so much opposition to saving, Rachel Dalton writes