Friends Provident has thrown its support behind the introduction of adviser charging in the corporate pensions market.
With news that one in five complaints received by the Pensions Ombudsman are attributed to pension transfers and that this number has doubled since 2007-08, it means that yet again the issues surrounding what constitutes sensible pension advice have come...
A recent report issued by AIFA and Prudential highlighted the growing importance of the decumulation market and the issue of ensuring people access the best advice. Helen Morrissey takes a look at some of the key findings.
Helen Morrissey talks to a panel of industry experts about what the future holds for the annuity market.
More than four-fifths of pension fund managers have called for an independent pensions commission to recommend changes to pension legislation and provide long-term continuity over pensions policy.
The Financial Services Consumer Panel (FSCP) is concerned about the ability of advisers to cope with the growing complexity of retirement income products.
Investors become increasingly disappointed over their with-profits fund as they approach retirement, according to research.
Over one in ten workers with a pension have slashed contributions or abandoned saving altogether in the past five years, new research reveals.
Britons are trailing behind the worldwide average when it comes to pension savings, warns a new report.