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Public sector pensions have been run like an "unstable Ponzi scheme" which threatens to impoverish future generations, according to an independent report.

I'm sure many of you, like me, are still feeling a bit raw after England's departure from the World Cup.

Investors aged 50 to 55 who transfer their pension to another provider will not be hit with an unauthorised payments tax, HMRC says.

New pensions minister Steve Webb on auto-enrolment, a new Pensions Act and why regulation "isn't evil".

The FSA says the management of the £110bn closed-ended with-profits sector has generally improved since its last review in 2007, although there are still areas for concern.

Pensions savings have hit their lowest levels since 2006 as the long term effects of the downturn start to impact on savers' retirement plans, according to research by Scottish Widows.

A woman who had a sex-change operation 10 years ago has won her battle to receive a pension from the age of 60.

IFAonline Editor Katrina Baugh recently chaired an online Conjecture debate on the complications advisers face when assisting clients as they reach retirement. Has the client accessed their open market option? What kind of annuity is right for them? Would...

Billy Mackay discusses a recent tribunal case affecting inheritance tax and pensions

Mary Stewart warns of turbulent times ahead for SSAS if A-Day rule changes are not implemented