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In this week's Retirement Planner quick fire poll we ask: Should annuity providers be prevented from sending out unsolicited own rate illustrations to clients.

The government has set up a working group to look into unfreezing state pensions for British expatriates.

The Association of British Insurers (ABI) has proposed three new measures to become part of its planned code of conduct for insurers selling annuities.

IMA chief executive Richard Saunders says media reports about fund manager fees are misleading and irresponsible.

Initial agreements have been reached between union officials and the government over changes to some public sector pensions.

An IFA has claimed Standard Life removed him from his client's policies without instruction.

A woman has been given a prison sentence and forced to pay back her £20,000 retirement nest egg after she was found guilty of benefit fraud.

Pension reciprocation, or pension unlocking, agreements operated by Ark Business Consulting are illegal, judges in the High Court ruled on Friday.

Barclays was among six global banking groups downgraded by Fitch last night, with the ratings agency citing the challenging financial markets.

The head of pensions at LV= tells Retirement Planner about how he thinks the SIPP market will evolve