Opinion

So, who saw last Monday night's Dispatches on Channel 4 then? The programme asked the question "who stole our pensions?" without really ever coming up with an answer.

Professional Pensions Conjecture

The Pension Protection Fund proposal to reduce the cap on its risk- based levy to 0.5% of liabilities has had a mixed reception.

This has been my last week editing Prof Pens. I have been promoted to run another of Incisive Media's magazines, Investment Week, where I will be let loose on the wonderful world of retail investments and discretionary managers.

Just prior to writing this, I chaired a panel debate for the UKs Pensions Management Institute in London on the various types of risk sharing arrangements which could be implemented in the UK. The background to the debate was that as it stands all the...

Pensions minister Angela Eagle believes the industry criticises personal accounts too much.

It's a good job that John Sergeant was only presenting last week's Scheme of the Year Awards and not judging them. He would have been slightly conflicted as he was a member of two of the winning schemes (no prizes for guessing which ones) and his wife...

My time on the plinth and my one hour of symbolic retirement came and went and was probably one of the more surreal experiences of my life.

How we go about converting years of hard-earned savings into a sufficient form of retirement income is one of the biggest financial decisions we are likely to make, and both The Pensions Regulator and the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority (PADA) have...

I have my spot on the plinth.