Age UK
'Trust and identification is key with vulnerable clients' - Age UK
Crisis exacerbates vulnerabilities
DWP reveals full details of Access to Insurance Working Group
Organisation led by Johnny Timpson
3.5 million pensioners face poverty if triple lock scrapped - report
Women and young people adversely affected
Age UK calls for 'flexible and individualised' approach to state pension age
Ahead of 2017 Cridland review
Advisers overlooked in care planning, research
Study identifies need for council referrals to IFAs
Industry must work harder to save older people from scams - think tank
Financial capability is very important
Vulnerable people should 'get state pension early'
Rising state pension age leaves many at risk of losing out
Age UK under fire for Just Retirement equity release commissions
Charity also facing questions over energy deals
Pension freedoms could see millions run out of retirement cash - Age UK
Additional safeguards should be placed on pension freedoms to ensure people do not burn through their pension pots in the first years of retirement or get caught out under tax rules, Age UK has said.
Wide range of bodies join forces to attack 'pot follows member'
Organisations representing employers, consumers, workers and the elderly have joined the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) in urging the government to rethink its commitment to pot follows member.
PFS launches panel to direct consumer confidence work
The Personal Finance Society (PFS) has established a 'consumer insight panel' to help guide its work on improving consumer confidence and trust in financial advice.
Quarter of UK adults have 'lost' a pension
Nearly a quarter of adults (23%) in the UK have lost track of at least one pension pot, according to research from charity Age UK.
Pulling the trigger on auto-enrolment?
Fiona Murphy asks what could happen if the auto-enrolment earnings trigger is raised?
Three things we learned this week
Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pension stories this week.
Age UK demands providers promote OMO better
More than 30% of people aged over 60 are confused about annuities, research conducted by Age UK has found.
How has austerity hit retired clients?
Fiona Murphy asks IFAs how government austerity measures have affected clients' retirement planning.
Webb faces backlash over small pension pot plans
Consumer groups are "extremely concerned" about the government's decision to pursue a pot-follows-worker approach to pension consolidation.
Pensioner debt on the increase
The number of older people in debt has risen sharply over the past year, research from Age- UK reveals.
Council tax freezes "a huge relief" for pensioners
Pensioners could benefit from local authority plans to freeze council tax in households across England next year.
Will Dilnot see return of pre-funding products?
Ian Atkinson, long term care (LTC) specialist and an IFA with Retirement Solutions, believes renewed debate around the Dilnot report may result in a new wave of LTC products.
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