Retirement

Britons' expectations of income in retirement are lower today than they were two years ago according to CoreData research.

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has hit back at "completely absurd" claims it is watering down its code of conduct on pension charges.

Employers must undertake financial education for their workforces before auto-enrolment starts later this year, a behavioural finance expert argues.

In this week's quick fire poll we ask: Do you think the latest pension Key Feature Illustration changes from the FSA will benefit consumers?

Only one in ten employers understands how to discharge their duties under auto-enrolment, Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) research has found.

Confidence in defined contribution (DC)pensions has fallen so low that the majority of workers would choose an inferior financial reward over a 10% boost to their employer contribution, research has found.

Fiona Murphy asks IFAs how government austerity measures have affected clients' retirement planning.

The majority of people in capped drawdown are not taking an income from their pension fund and leaving their estate open to 55% tax charges on death, Skandia has warned.

‘Worrying' numbers of people are not using their pension savings efficiently leaving potential inheritors liable to a hefty tax, according to Skandia.

Just Retirement has announced a ‘record' Q4 with a 29% increase in total group sales at £1,464m.