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A code of conduct designed to make workplace pension charging more fair and transparent is being developed by a working party, lead by the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF).

More than 6 million people aged over 50 have no pension provision in place and look set to rely solely on the state when they stop working, research has found.

In this week's Retirement Planner quick fire poll we ask: Have you told your clients the way they pay for advice will change from the end of 2012?

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

Advisers with clients in income drawdown should review all such arrangements now to get "ahead of the game" before any potential regulatory intervention, a provider says.

Nigel Barlow highlights how asking extra questions about a client's health can lead to further enhancements in retirement income

The Government is at risk of forgetting the poorest in the long-term care funding debate according to new research.

Darren Dicks discusses how the RDR will affect the provision of retirement advice as well as going through the options available to those retiring in debt.

Don't worry if you were unable to tune into last Thursday's live roundtable on retirement as the video is available to access here.

Punter Southall Group has launched an at-retirement business focused on annuity broking and pre-retirement communications led by two former Origen executives.