Pensions

The High Court is poised to decide whether workers of pensionable age who have been made bankrupt could be forced to draw their pension to pay off creditors.

Liberal Democrats in government push for urgent reforms of public and private occupational pensions, delegates at the party's Spring Conference will hear.

Businesses running final-salary pensions are being "clouted" by the government's quantitative easing (QE) programme, says the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF).

Private sector workers are six times more likely to receive a range of employee benefits such as private medical insurance (PMI) and income protection than public sector staff, research has claimed.

Reader of Retirement Planner will be able to benefit from a 10% discount to attend the latest Henry Stewart SIPPs and Retirement Options briefing.

A group of senior politicians and pension providers have called on the Financial Services Authority (FSA) to review the impact the retail distribution review (RDR) will have on pension provision.

Scottish Widows will provide employers with access to B&CE's People's Pension via its auto-enrolment online hub.

The Royal College of Nursing (NCN) has become the latest organisation to reject the government's proposals for public sector pension reform.

Primetime Retirement has revealed Pointon York will provide the SIPP within its new Primetime Retirement Plan.

Fiona Murphy asks whether we will see a resurgence in SSAS schemes as a result of changing market conditions.