Two separate groups of schemes will start committing at least £2bn to UK infrastructure projects from "early" next year, the government has confirmed.

All the pensions related news in this year's budget statement, live as it happens in Parliament. Plus reaction from the industry and our team of specialist writers throughout.

Senior Bank of England (BoE) insiders acknowledged they did not know what a second round of quantitative easing (QEII) would do to gilt yields.

Employers are increasingly having their staff medically examined with a view to cheap buyouts for those with shorter life expectancies.

A Japan-style ‘lost decade’ in the UK would see public sector pensions cost more under proposed reforms than they do in their current final salary incarnations.

Among the most instructive books any politician with ambitions in government can read is the ‘in power’ volume of the diaries of former Tory minister Alan Clark.

The new open market option code from the Association of British Insurers adds to the burden on the Pensions Regulator, Just Retirement's Steve Lowe tells David Rowley.

Steve Webb has paved the way for a change in the law allowing collective defined contribution schemes (CDC).