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A £650m government loan to set up the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) will be "unrecoverable" as the agreement allows the terms of the loan to be renegotiated, a lawyer said.

Scottish Life's Jamie Clark explains why the case against AMDs is getting stronger the nearer we get to auto-enrolment.

This week's Retirement Planner quick-fire poll asks: Should smaller employers be given more time to prepare for auto-enrolment?

The government has proposed changes to pension reform which will give smaller employers more time to prepare for auto-enrolment than previously planned.

Fifty charities have hit out at the government for using ‘dangerously misleading' benefit claims statistics that are contributing to hatred towards disabled people.

Britons recognise the benefits of being in work and support GPs in deciding when they should return to work, according to new research.

Disability rights campaigners have hit out at a report by MPs which concluded the process used to decide claimants' eligibility for benefits is working well.

More than three-quarters of respondents to a consultation on a £140 a week single-tier state pension back the proposal, the government has said.

The Supreme Court has dismissed the Department for Work and Pensions' appeal in the long running Bridge v Yates case.

Advisers say the simplest elements of pension illustration documents are still too confusing for a lot of clients.