A part-time subeditor working for the Telegraph Media Group has won the right to join his workplace pension scheme, following a pension ombudsman ruling.

The NAPF scored a last-minute coup in getting Steve Webb and Lord Hutton to speak at its annual conference in October. So what does chief executive Joanne Segars think of the new government’s approach to pensions reform?

As the UK pensions industry faces several wider economic threats, NAPF chief executive discusses her approach to lobbying national and international authorities

Equitable Life with profits annuitants who annuitised before 1992 will not receive compensation, following a vote in the House of Commons yesterda

The National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) has published a tender for a risk management systems provider, schemeXpert.com  has learnt

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is set to announce flexibilities to the auto-enrolment rules that will make it easier for employers to certify and maintain existing money purchase schemes

The Department for Work and Pensions has refuted press reports suggesting means testing will be abolished ahead of 2012.

With profit annuitants suffering from the Equitable Life fiasco will be compensated in full

The lack of communication and continued uncertainty about the National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) and auto-enrolment has damaged confidence in the scheme, Ignis Asset Management has claimed

Private sector employers will reject hybrid pension schemes because they are now entirely unwilling to take on any retirement risks, according to a new report