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Advisers should consider recommending fixed protection to clients who have already started drawing their pension pot, SIPP provider Suffolk Life said.

Pensions Ombudsman staff would be unable to cope with the volume of complaints if auto-enrolment fails, says ombudsman Tony King.

The Pensions Bill will have its third reading in the House of Commons on 18 October.

Some employers might be reluctant to get on board with changes to employment legislation, particularly when it comes to pensions.

The Financial Services Authority's (FSA) inspection of eight SIPP providers shows it is concerned over levels of risk among small providers, a Defaqto expert says.

Australia and New Zealand will see their share of the qualifying recognised overseas pension scheme (QROPS) market fall due to a tightening of tax laws, experts claim.

More than 100,000 Legal & General pension savers will see the annual charge on their retirement plans rise from next year unless they move their pension.

With annuity rates hitting 20-year lows, people reaching retirement age face a stormy future, writes Billy Burrows, director of Better Retirement Group.

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

Workers who fail to save into a private pension are missing out on £15,000 in tax relief over their lifetime, Prudential research found.