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Retirement Planner's round up of the top pensions stories.

SIPP providers have increased their level of screening for poor or unsuitable investments within their schemes.

Insurers have been given another year to become compliant with Solvency II (SII), the Financial Services Authority (FSA) announced today.

Cabinet Office minister and paymaster general Francis Maude yesterday claimed unions have no appetite for industrial action over pension reforms.

Under 34s stand to inherit only half as much as their parents, according to a report by HSBC which points to a growing demand for advice on how to stop wealth being eroded before it can be passed on.

A glut of private sector competitors to the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) could have a negative long-term impact on savers, an actuary warns.

Financial secretary to the Treasury Mark Hoban has rejected AJ Bell's call to increase the limits on income drawdown.

Yorkshire pensioners are facing eviction after discovering their retirement homes are in fact holiday bungalows.

More than a third of people have ceased pension payments, according to research by Prudential.