On the go: Government's announcement that it will cover employer auto-enrolment pension contributions for furloughed workers still leaves many questions unanswered, such as how it will operate for defined benefit schemes, an expert warned.

On the go: The Pensions Regulator is giving employers more time to pay contributions without triggering any enforcement action, in a move to reduce the burden on businesses during the Covid-19 crisis.

On the go: The government has relaxed its pension rules in the coronavirus bill for National Health Service staff returning to work so they are not hit by reduced pension payments.

On the go: The Department for Work and Pensions has been forced to clarify that small self-administered schemes will not be included in its push for consolidation of subscale defined contribution arrangements, following industry backlash.

On the go: ITV has been given six months to fund the Box Clever pension scheme after it lost its eight-year legal challenge against the Pensions Regulator.

On the go: A cross-party group of MPs and Lords have united to better protect pension scam victims and develop a range of policies to prevent scammers from operating.

On the go: Progress on the pension schemes bill has come to a halt following the government’s commitment to hurry through emergency health legislation to combat the effects of coronavirus.

On the go: The government is launching a consultation to address an anomaly in the pensions tax relief system that sees low earners missing out on a 20 per cent boost on their pension contributions.  

On the go: Chancellor of the exchequer Rishi Sunak has unveiled plans to raise the point at which tapering of the annual allowance kicks in by £90,000 as of next month.

On the go: Chancellor Rishi Sunak will use his first Budget next Wednesday to raise the tapered annual allowance threshold income to £150,000 from the current £110,000, according to reports.