Steve Webb

Pensioners will be able to top up their state pension by up to £25 a week from next year under government plans published today.

Pension charges for workplace schemes will be subject to a 0.75% cap under government plans confirmed today.

Have you missed this week's pensions news? Here's Retirement Planner's round-up of the top five stories this week.

Pensions minister Steve Webb has led a House of Commons defeat of a "deeply flawed" opposition amendment on charges in the Pensions Bill.

Progress on the annuities market, charges and defined ambition (DA) may have "stalled", the Work and Pensions Select Committee says.

Steve Webb's commitment to introducing a charge cap on auto-enrolment (AE) schemes has "shamefully" collapsed, according to Labour Lord Desmond Browne.

Pension fund managers will be forced to fully disclose details of hidden costs associated with their products under new government plans.

This month's Retirement Planner Inquiry highlights the challenges advisers face when navigating the annuity market.

Labour MP Rachel Reeves has demanded Prime Minister David Cameron "clarify" the government's position on a charge cap for defined contribution (DC) schemes.

Retirees could be given the chance to switch annuity providers during a one year ‘cooling off period' after agreeing a contract, the pensions minister says.