On the go: One in eight older workers have changed their retirement plans due to the coronavirus, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies, which warned that a third are now in a worse financial situation than they were in before.

On the go: Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been pressed to take an interest in the ever-growing pension scams issue to stop it becoming a “national scandal”.

On the go: The government has confirmed it will maintain the triple lock and increase the state pension in 2021-22, despite suspicions it would be scrapped due to Covid-19.

On the go: Covid-19 has prompted a number of private schools opt out of the Teachers’ Pension Scheme as they look to avoid a significant hike in contributions.

On the go: Just 7 per cent of reported pension scams were passed on for police investigation last year, Quilter has found, as it pressed for changes to legislation to prevent scams.

On the go: The Court of Appeal has backed a previous High Court judgment and rejected claims that the increase in the state pension age affecting women born in the 1950s was discriminatory.

On the go: More than half of pension transfers carried out post-lockdown have flagged scam warnings, research from XPS Pensions has shown.

On the go: Work and Pensions Committee chair Stephen Timms has warned changes in the law will be needed in order to tackle the growing issue of pension scams.

On the go: Trustees of defined benefit schemes have been encouraged to work with a wider range of financial advisers as it emerged only 4 per cent have been appointed by a scheme.