On the go: Trustees have been warned that providing personalised illustrations to demonstrate the outcomes of a defined benefit pension transfer will be viewed as regulated advice under new guidance from the Financial Conduct Authority.

On the go: The government has confirmed it will increase the age at which people can access their pension from 55 to 57 in 2028.

On the go: The number of defined benefit transfer requests has dropped in the past quarter, but the average value still rocketed to above £500,000.

On the go: One in 20 employees are being short-changed by their employer and are not receiving the pension they are due, research has found.

On the go: The largest pension schemes will be legally required to assess and report on climate change risks within their investment portfolios under new government rules.

On the go: LCP is calling for an end to flat monthly fees being charged on defined contribution pots, arguing they can be “detrimental” to low-paid and part-time workers, although the government has previously stated it is not considering a ban.

On the go: The trustees of the old British Steel Pension Scheme have been ordered to pay out to a steelworker, after “maladministration” meant he received a pension transfer lower than he could have done.

On the go: The government has claimed it is unable to determine whether opt-outs from auto-enrolled pensions have increased since the Covid-19 pandemic, the minister for pensions and financial inclusion has said.

On the go: The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association has proposed a new regulatory regime that will require schemes to support savers when making decisions about how to access their pensions.

On the go: Master trust Nest has introduced a climate change policy with the aim of achieving carbon neutrality across its investment portfolio.