House of Commons

Today's inaugural RDR debate in Westminster Hall finished just moments ago. Here is the best of what was said...

Maryrose Fison digs into the detail to see how the recent Budget affected pensions

Mike Morrison discusses how the recent Carson case should heighten awareness of pension issues for those who have retired abroad

The defeat of a Conservative Party parliamentary motion to annul legislation introducing Home Information Packs has been welcomed by the housing industry.

Hargreaves Lansdown is launching a major campaign to try and keep Alternatively Secured Pensions open to all consumers.

THE GOVERNMENT is under increasing pressure to drop controversial changes to trust legislation which lawyers and accountants say will force more than one million wills to be rewritten, the Daily Telegraph has confirmed.

Chancellor Gordon Brown is due to deliver his 10th Budget since Labour came to power in 1997.

The Consumer Credit Bill has been taken to the House of Commons in an effort to bring the country's lending measures in line.

Government MPs have scuppered key changes to the Pensions Bill passed a day earlier by the House of Lords, which would have forced the government to scrap the rule forcing pensioners to purchase and annuity at age 75.

The Government has again been defeated on key issues regarding amendments to the Pensions Bill, following the House of Lords' backing to scrap the rule forcing pensioners to buy an annuity at age 75.