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The government must make it simpler to transfer long-term savings such as pensions to children and other descendents, the Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) said.

Trade union Unison has declared "war" on the government over public sector pension changes, warning the coalition it is heading for industrial turmoil over its reforms.

A pensioner has been charged with faking his death and then pretending to be his wife in order to claim on his life insurance policy.

IFAs must not allow clients in drawdown to fall foul of new tax rules surrounding death benefits, said Andrew Tully, retirement income technical manager at MGM Advantage.

The government must create financial incentives to use ISAs such as a National Insurance (NI) break, according to Hymans Robertson.

Ken Wrench discusses how demand for QROPS will evolve following the introduction of capped and flexible drawdown.

Leading SIPP experts discuss transparency, possible rule changes and regulatory intervention.

The disparity between how much people are saving for retirement and how much they will actually live on is getting wider, says Claire Barker.

Andrew Roberts discusses the impact of recent changes to income drawdown

As we approach the first anniversary of the coalition government, Mike Morrison looks at how it has reformed pensions