Top stories on the website this week include three decisions from the Pensions Ombudsman on suspected liberation fraud and a review of general election manifestos. Here's what you might have missed.
Chancellor George Osborne's 2014 Budget announcement that people could cash in their defined contribution (DC) pots has boosted the popularity of the Conservative party, according to research.
Regardless of who is in power after the general election, higher earners are going to see their pension contributions taxed more heavily, according to analysis.
We ask the experts to rate the pensions promises in manifestos
Top stories on Professional Pensions this week include our list of IGC members, and a review of possible pensions ministers. Here's what you might have missed.
The majority of the pensions industry believe it is difficult for schemes to find out what they are actually paying in asset management fees, according to research from PP.
Labour has promised to abolish the coalition's employment tribunal fee system should it form the next government.
Labour has said it will reform the pensions market to protect consumers from retirement ‘rip-offs' and make sure pension providers put savers first.
PP looks at what the three main parties say about pensions
The Association of Consulting Actuaries has urged the next government to take seven steps to improve retirement incomes