On the go: Savers will be offered Pension Wise appointments if they want to access their defined contribution pensions from June 2022.

On the go: Straightforward pension communications, rather than those discussing environmental, social and governance topics, are better at engaging savers who have never logged into their pension account, new research has found.

The Department for Work and Pensions has launched a consultation that will seek out policy proposals to exclude investment performance fees from the defined contribution charge cap.

On the go: Individuals with unpaid pension contributions can now consult a new factsheet launched by official entities to get a clearer understanding of what to do in these cases.

On the go: The research arm of the government-backed master trust Nest has launched an ‘opt-out’ payroll savings approach that aims to help employees build up an emergency fund.

On the go: The Pensions Regulator has said employers “have more to do” to meet their workplace pension duties, ensuring contributions are up to date and savers are re-enrolled into schemes.

A combination of the flat fees charging ban on pots worth less than £100 and an increase in consolidation schemes could reduce members value for money, the Pensions Policy Institute has warned.

On the go: Three-quarters of employers fear the trustees of their pension schemes will consider resigning rather than face an “onslaught” of regulatory and legislative change, according to a survey from the Association of Consulting Actuaries.

CPD: Norton Rose Fulbright partner Shane O’Reilly and senior knowledge lawyer Julia Chirnside detail the changes proposed by government to the normal minimum pension age, while urging trustees to start looking at the potential implications stemming from the new rules as soon as possible.