The pensions savings marketplace could be re-energised with just a few changes to the original simplification proposals never adopted in the RIA, writes John Moret, Suffolk Life's director of marketing.
State investment in British business will be cut by £636m this year, as Chancellor George Osborne seeks to drive a "private sector recovery".
Chris Grayling looks set to be named as the new pensions minister under the new Con-Lib coalition Government.
The Department of Work and Pensions has released monthly and quarterly statistics in its April 2010 Statistical Summary.
Government proposals to enable Pension Protection Fund compensation to be shared in the event of divorce will place administrative strain on the PPF, a consultant says.
The Pensions Regulator should speak out against the "rubbish" 8% minimum auto-enrolment contribution, a consultant says.
The expected charging structure for the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) has received a mixed reaction.
Employers and employees must open their eyes to the challenges they face before auto-enrolment is introduced in 2012.
It is now almost four and a half years since Adair Turner laid out the Pension Commission's recommendations for a new policy direction for both State and private pensions.
The Government's continued drive to slash benefit spending takes another step today as new guidance is issued about the incoming ‘fit note'.