On the go: An amendment to the pension schemes bill could see savers forced to obtain guidance before they are allowed to proceed with a pension transfer.

On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority is concerned about a lack of consistency in the way independent governance committees operate, which means that members of some workplace pension schemes may not be receiving value for money.

On the go: The Association of British Insurers has urged the government to simplify the pension tax relief system, arguing it worsens existing inequalities in its current form.

On the go: Auto-enrolment is proving to be a success as a record number of individuals saved into a workplace pension last year, according to the latest data.

On the go: The Money and Pensions Service is increasing its focus on pensions dashboards as a way to deliver for customers, according to its new business plan.

On the go: The Department for Work and Pensions has been wrongly directing savers searching for their lost pension pots to a website linked to an independent financial adviser company rather than the government’s official service.

On the go: Scottish Widows is calling for the introduction of a single lifetime savings pot that would be funded through an extension of automatic enrolment, but with higher contribution levels. 

On the go: The defined benefit transfer market is showing signs of recovery and is expected to grow further in the coming months, after a sharp decline in inquiries due to the Covid-19 crisis.

On the go: Seven UK regulators and authorities have teamed up to create a guide to address savers’ most common pension concerns throughout the coronavirus crisis.

On the go: The Pensions Regulator has warned trustees of defined contribution schemes to check they are not “unintentionally breaching” pension legislation when moving member contributions to alternative funds.