Retirement

Labour has made a last attempt to stall the government's increase to the state pension age (SPA) in the very last stages of the Pensions Bill.

Plans to introduce a code of conduct forcing pension fund management fees to be disclosed to savers in a simple "pounds and pence" format may actually end up costing lower-paid members more, industry figures have warned.

Retirement Planner's round up of the top pensions stories.

A group of public sector unions will begin a High Court challenge today over the way public sector pensions are calculated.

Question: What education and training do advisers need with regard to unit-linked guarantees?

Question: What lessons can the UK unit-linked guarantee market learn from the more established markets such as the US and Japan?

Lord Hutton has said the Labour administration's pension reform package did not go far enough and may have "made matters worse".

The coalition is considering postponing auto-enrolment, according to former Chancellor Alistair Darling, who said a delay of a year or more probably means the reforms will be abandoned.

Research from AJ Bell shows 97% of participants want reforms to drawdown income limits.

Standard Life has added its voice to growing calls for workers to be auto-enrolled into individual savings accounts (ISAs).