Opinion

Tim Sharp warns the DWP's plans for collective DC risk establishing an inhospitable environment for the lay trustee

Henry Tapper says proposals to tender the data architecture, putting one organisation or consortium as sole pension finder - are proving contentious

Darren Philp argues collective defined contribution could really come to life this year if innovation is allowed to thrive.

Jenny Condron says pensions simplification would sweep away confusion for members arising from having up to 12 tranches with different rates of revaluation and increase.

Richard Butcher says not all presents are welcome or easy to enjoy, and the same goes with transaction cost disclosure

Jonathan Stapleton wonders why we are so gloomy about pensions when the picture is not as bleak as is often portrayed

The pensions minister says the new guidance body will help younger generations become the savvy savers of tomorrow.

NOW Pensions' director of policy says this will be the year when the net-pay anomaly becomes too awkward to ignore, and predicts LISA will have its own lifetime curtailed

2018 has seen the start of some important pension policy trends, which will continue into 2019. Baroness Ros Altmann looks at what is most likely to happen and what still urgently needs to be done.

Paul McGlone sets out what he believes will be the biggest themes for pensions in the New Year.