Hymans Robertson is piloting a low-cost do-it-yourself data cleansing system for public sector clients facing funding cuts

More than half of sponsors are not planning to alter their employee benefits packages, despite plans to slash pensions tax relief for earners

The Department for Work and Pensions has accepted the 2012 review  panel’s recommendations wholesale, according to Steve Webb.

The Pensions Regulator is using a contribution notice to pursue two individuals for cash it claims they owe a scheme in the Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS)

Savers are increasingly prepared to work longer to fund their retirement, but still insufficiently understand workplace pensions, research has shown

The forthcoming review of auto-enrolment and the National Employment Savings Trust (Nest) will not make concessions for age or number of employees.

Trustees of beleaguered music giant EMI have reached a decision with the sponsor over a six-year recovery plan for its defined benefit (DB) scheme

In an interview with schemeXpert.com , Lord Hutton discusses his concerns about public sector pensions opt-outs

Trustees should not put resources into fighting for members' future benefits, when defined benefit (DB) schemes are closed and replaced with defined contribution (DC), according to Linklaters.

The GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) pension scheme is in the final stages of completing a £1.3bn derisking deal with Prudential