The Resolution Foundation believes the UK can learn lessons about financial awareness and advice by looking at the way New Zealand's Retirement Commission operates.
Scottish Equitable has launched a new range of marketing material to help advisers encourage people into saving more.
Laurie Edmans, director of corporate development at Aegon UK is to leave the company to become an independent consultant at the end of June, when his role will be taken over by Francis McGee.
John Hutton, secretary of state for Work and Pensions, has admitted the new system of personal accounts announced in the pensions white paper will not come with a government guarantee in the event of failure.
Selestia has improved its communication abilities and fund dealing capacity by being the latest addition to the EMX Message System, a funds messaging platform.
The Liberal Democrats have attacked the government's response to the findings of the Parliamentary Ombudsman's report into occupational pensions, while Ros Altmann is planning to launch a judicial review of the case on behalf of the pensioners affected...
Ministers from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) plan to meet key stakeholder groups from the industry, employers and trade unions in advance of a new pensions summit on the National Pension Savings Scheme (Npss) to be held next month.
Savings over the summer months are set to fall, despite an increase in overall savings levels over the last year, with women saving more than men for the first time, reveals research from NS&I.
The Pensions Management Institute (PMI) has announced a new chief executive will take over following the annual general meeting in July.
Around 25% of companies named in the FTSE 250 index could in theory pay off their defined benefit (DB) pension deficits within a year using discretionary cashflow, claims research from KPMG.