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.

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.