pensions

Compulsion still rides high among advisers as a solution to the current pension crisis, new research reveals.

As many as seven in ten young employees are failing to join their company personal pension scheme, new research indicates.

A host of pension providers believe the impetus for a pension-clearing system is waning, following closer inspection of its feasibility.

The buy-to-let market has come to a standstill as a result of rising interest rates according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) latest lettings survey.

New research indicates there are now more open defined contribution schemes than defined benefit for the first time.

Life and pensions specialist Friends Provident has joined a growing list of firms offering guide to aid advisers through the pension changes, after 6 April next year.

Close to one in three UK employees are opting not to join a company pension scheme, new research indicates.

The FSA has published two separate factsheets for consumers regarding guidance for retirement planning.

Comments by the head of the government's pensions commission to a Sunday paper may have shaken the foundation on which the government has pinned its hopes to solving the UK pension crisis, albeit gently.

Pension simplification set for 6 April 2006, has again thrown up a potential for confusion, this time regarding the re-naming of certain pensions products.