Increases in longevity could lead to an increase in thematic stockpicking, claims Credit Suisse.
The Pensions Regulator has provided additional guidance on summary funding statements.
The government plans to look into whether introducing auto-enrolment to employer schemes now can help tackle undersaving.
The Society of Pension Consultants has appointed a professional trustee as its new president.
The Conservatives have welcomed a ruling forcing the Treasury to disclose information on the removal of tax credits on dividends.
Almost one and a half million pensioners live on a retirement income of less than £5,000, claims Prudential.
An application for a judicial review into the government's dismissal of the Parliamentary Ombudsman report on pensions has been delayed.
Pension reforms proposed by the white paper will actually generate a need for much more consumer information claims Citizens Advice
There are at least half a dozen providers, including Paymaster, who would be willing to take on administration services for personal accounts.
Evidence submitted by the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) to the Work and Pensions Committee on the white paper suggests a lot of work still needs to be done.