Public pension ‘need series of quick fixes’

Pressure is growing for a shake-up of public sector pensions with calls from another influential organisation for employees to work longer and pay more

Equitable victims in final plea for justice

Desperate victims of the Equitable Life scandal, and the disgraced company's board, are making one final attempt to win full compensation

Firms forced to be ‘harsh’ with older staff

Ending forced retirement at 65 will create a 'harsher' environment where older workers may be sacked, a pensions lawyer has warned

Campaign for Sipp transparency launched

A body aimed at demystifying and improving the standard of Self-Invested Personal Pension (Sipp) provision has been launched

Pensions in crisis as annuity payouts plunge

Workers retiring now face the dire prospect of getting about half the income they would have received 15 years ago, research reveals today

Britons ‘let down’ on final salary pensions

Hardworking Britons are being hung out to dry by companies who could do more to prevent the demise of generous salary-linked pensions, experts say

Why low-cost Sipps are ‘the future of pensions’

Changes in the pensions world have seen low-cost self-invested personal pensions emerge as the 'only real option' for many savers

Why low-cost Sipps are ‘the future of pensions’

Changes in the pensions world have seen low-cost self-invested personal pensions emerge as the 'only real option' for many savers

Forces’ fury as pension pots face huge cuts

Retired servicemen face losing hundreds of thousands of pounds from their pensions because of changes to the way the Government calculates annual increases

One in ten planning to work until they die

The number of Britons planning to forgo retirement and continuing working until they die has soared over the past two years

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