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The legality of controversial pension unlocking services will be determined this week as the issue returns to the High Court.

Equity Release Solicitor's Alliance (ERSA) has found the percentage of people considering using their home as a retirement asset, rose from 20% to 38% over the past 12 months.

The Investment Management Association (IMA) has denied pension fund managers are excessively trading assets and hiding the cost this presents to consumers.

With increasing numbers of people retiring abroad, Fiona Murphy looks at the risks and asks how advisers are tackling estate planning issues for expatriates

Prudential has released a desktop app in a bid to boost annuity business with IFAs.

Trade unionists have released a cover of the Bryan Ferry classic "Let's Stick Together" in a bid to gather support for strikes against public sector pension cuts.

Pension fund managers are creating £3.1bn in undisclosed extra costs to consumers by excessively trading assets, new research has suggested.

The consolidation of the SIPP provider space will be stalled by the declining value of some firms, according to Tim Sargisson, managing director of James Hay Partnership.

The National Association of Schoolmasters and Union of Women Teachers (NASWUT) has voted in favour of industrial action over proposed pension cuts.

Retirees' capped drawdown incomes will be squeezed further as December's GAD rate dropped to a record low.