Investment

Independent financial advisers were described as "parasites" by a consultant at the Pensions and Benefits Show.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has pledged to give the raft of legislation working its way through parliament time to bed in, and not introduce any more major reforms.

HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has launched a consultation on two new forms of protection for people caught unfairly by the government's most recent cuts to the lifetime allowance (LTA).

In this week's quick fire poll we ask: Is the individual protection regime a good thing?

Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pension stories this week.

The cost of fraudulent claims for public sector pension benefits has increased by £4m to £20m per year since 2012, the National Fraud Authority's (NFA) latest report shows.

Scottish Life has backed down on its position on the use of consultancy charging for automatic enrolment pension schemes.

The cost of fraudulent claims for public sector pension benefits has increased by £4m to £20m per year since 2012, the National Fraud Authority's (NFA) latest report shows.

The trade union which represents Aegon staff has branded the life company's move to cut 160 roles as "devastating".

The asset management industry must regain consumers' trust and boost pension saving or risk a financial crisis even worse than the 2008 crash, the Investment Management Association (IMA) has said.