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Unit linked guarantees have been part of the UK's retirement landscape for the past five years. In this roundtable industry experts assess the growth prospects for this market as well as discussing what more providers can do to ensure advisers fully understand...

A man has been jailed for claiming his dead father's state pension for more than two decades.

The Court of Appeal has ruled that pension scheme liabilities are prioritised over other unsecured claims when companies collapse.

Legislation capping pension charges for workers who have built up pension rights but switched jobs has been announced by pensions minister Steve Webb.

Prime Minister David Cameron has promised the government will put in place support for women worst affected by state pension reform.

Barnett Waddingham's Andrew Roberts has been appointed chairman of The Association of Member-Directed Pension Schemes (AMPS).

Baronness Jeannie Drake, the "mother" of the auto-enrolment and National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) reforms, has told the Work and Pensions Select Committee the ban on transfers into NEST would work against savers.

This week's Retirement Planner quick-fire poll asks:Are you preparing your clients for the roll-out of auto-enrolment?

Retirement Planner's roundup of the top pension stories

The government must confirm if auto-enrolment is to be put on hold to prevent damage to businesses, following reports it could be delayed, industry figures say.