pension reform

Fidelity International is calling on political parties to address inadequacies in the savings industry with a manifesto promoting more incentives for savers, including an annual ISA bonus.

Nine out of ten UK companies intend to seek professional advice on the impact of pension reform, according to the Personal Accounts Delivery Authority (PADA).

Engaging with the employer community will be one of the most significant aspects of the next few years leading up to 2012, says The Pensions Regulator (TPR) employer compliance regime programme manager Charles Counsell, talking to Giovanni Legorano at...

A Conservative government will introduce a radical overhaul of the pension and savings system, Theresa May said yesterday.

IFAs must act now to ensure clients affected by the change in the minimum pension age do not suffer serious delays which will restrict access to benefits, says Scottish Life.

Government pension proposals need a 'dose of common sense' to work in the real world, according to the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF)

Pensions are being kicked around like a political football by the major parties, according to AWD Chase de Vere.

The Institute of Directors (IOD) has proposed a radical overhaul of the pension system, including a plan to increase the state retirement age to 70.

Aegon has launched a dedicated pensions reform microsite, enabling advisers and employers to plan for 2012.

Government proposals to encourage people to save more for their retirement need "careful consideration", according to the pensions industry.