pensions

Members of public service union, Unison have agreed to back strike action apposing a Government proposal to increase the workers' pension age from 60 to 65.

Six out of ten Britons believe they will be forced to work well past the age of 70 as a result of their mortgage payment responsibilities, new research indicates.

A reversal on rules by Government regarding pensions sharing and divorce will enable the majority of divorcees to rebuild their pension rights within the tax-approved pension system.

The FSA has bracketed the savings gap as a ‘major threat' to the UK economy, calling pensions savings a ‘priority risk' in order for the watchdog to meet its statutory objectives in the short to medium term.

The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) has printed a guide to help pension fund trustees understand their role in shareholder voting.

Nearly half of Brits do not plan to use money tied up in their homes to fund their retirement, a new survey indicates.

The Actuarial Profession has warned while the equity release market should be the last major financial transaction anybody enters, an increasing number of providers have entered the market over the past few years and will continue to do so as the development...

The Inland Revenue has renewed efforts to issue deficiency notices and update people on their entitlement to a full state pension through payment of National Insurance Contributions (NICs).

The imminence of A-Day and 'pensions simplification' will herald changes to the amount of tax-free cash at retirement individuals can 'lock' in under an occupational pension scheme, before April 2006.

Companies are only contributing the level minimum required by the minimum funding requirement (MFR) when it comes to paying off pension schemes in deficit.