Pensions Policy Institute

Social care will suffer as people work for longer and receive a smaller pension, Pensions Policy Institute research director Chris Curry told delegates.

Introducing a £140 a week single-tier state pension will reduce pensioners living below the poverty line to 10% in 2025, down from 16% in 2009, research shows.

UK - Public sector discount rates should be tied to UK economic growth to reflect future tax revenues needed to fund the scheme, the Pensions Policy Institute says.

Accrued benefits for deferred occupational scheme members will have plummeted 20% by retirement if schemes use Consumer Price Index inflation to uprate benefits, research finds.

Otto Thoresen explains why employers and better incentives are key to the future of schemes

Pension tax changes by successive governments are not entirely to blame for the long-term drop off in employer sponsored scheme provision, a study finds.

The value of a typical public sector pension has dropped 25% since the introduction of government reforms to reduce taxpayers' liability, a study says.

Government proposals to end compulsory annuitisation could increase member longevity risk, the Pensions Policy Institute believes.

Introducing the National Association of Pension Fund's proposal for a simple, single state pension would "really help" the auto-enrolment reforms, Adrian Boulding says.

The National Association of Pension Funds has urged the government not to damage the UK's savings culture by back peddling on pension reforms.