pensions

Pension specialist First Actuarial warns the draft code of practice issued by the Pension's Regulator, on funding defined benefit pension schemes, will mislead pension scheme members.

With the general election now a distant memory, pensions is firmly back on the agenda and is likely to be one of the most talked about topics of the year.

Global research indicates an ever-emerging shift away from traditional retirement with just over one in ten individuals matching financial independence with old age.

Human resources consultant Mellon is hosting a series of seminars in May to alert trustees and employers of new defined benefit pension schemes funding requirements.

The Pensions Regulator has put out its draft consultation period regarding the code for early occupational pension scheme leavers.

Just hours after the general election outcome, Roger Harding, of Cicero Consulting, sets out how the new government is likely to influence financial services.

For the past few years, development of the EU Financial Services Action Plan along with other great UK government initiatives has been the bane of most IFAs' lives.

Ignorance or foolishness seem to pervade punters views on how much they need to save for retirement, according to a Sesame survey of expected pension funds required to live comfortably in retirement.

NORWICH UNION is the latest company to "ditch" the pensions sector for more profitable business, reports this morning's Scotsman, after yesterday calling for large-scale deregulation of the pensions market.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries (ACA) calls on political parties to show transparency on plans for the state retirement age.