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More than half of young Brits are not saving enough for their retirement while almost as many do not participate in pension schemes offered by their employers, a survey suggests.

As little as 40% of employers think their staff ‘appreciate' pensions as part of company benefits, a survey from human resources consultant Mellon suggests.

Nearly half of UK homeowners now have a mortgage they will still be paying after they retire, a figure that has almost doubled since 1992, Abbey research suggests.

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Research by provider JPMorgan Fleming suggests women in the UK on averge already expect to have lower incomes in retirement than men.

Three out of four employers with final salary pensions say they are certain to face future funding dilemmas, indicates new research from the National Association of Pension Funds.

FTSE 100 employers' pension deficits have increased by and aggregated £8bn over a three-month period even though there is an apparent recovery in the equity market, research suggests.

New research has highlighted an increasing gap between ‘expectation and reality' individuals have regarding their pension schemes.

Technology provider Dunstan Thomas' latest survey of IFAs, pensions administrators and providers suggests they face a herculean effort in order to overcome the challenges of A-Day.

More than half of UK small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) believe on-going employee pension provision places a ‘burden' on their business, a survey suggests.