pensions

The Parliamentary Ombudsman will launch an inquiry into allegations of misleading guidance issued by the FSA, DSS and DWP.

A national campaign to tackle the problem of individuals losing their pension entitlement if they travel abroad is about to be launched.

Age Concern has added its voice to those arguing for scrapping of the mandatory retirement ages (MRAs).

Too many people are missing out on their state pension entitlement following the introduction of pensions credit, according to pension expert Steve Bee.

Changes to borrowing limits coming into effect on A-day will significantly reduce the attraction of directly investing in commercial property, warns pension expert.

The Department for Work and Pensions has re-appointed Sir Bryan Carsberg as chairman of the Pensions Compensation Board.

Research conducted on behalf of the FSA into statutory money purchase illustrations has proved what most people believed beforehand:

One in three pension scheme members are saving more money after receiving the new-style pension statrment explaining exactly how much their pot is worth in today's prices, the FSA says.

Royal Assent of the Finance Bill last week failed to grab industry attention because many people are still waiting for additional details in the Pensions Bill, say pension experts.

The number of workers left without retirement income because of company pension schemes being wound up threatens to double unless the £1bn Turner & Newell scheme is saved, warns shadow work and pensions secretary David Willetts.