On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority’s redress scheme for members of the British Steel Pension Scheme launched on February 28.

On the go: The Financial Conduct Authority and the Pensions Regulator are worried that giving savers information about how their pension schemes are performing may lead to them making “the wrong decision”.

The government has refused to commit to increasing minimum auto-enrolment contributions, despite acknowledging that the current statutory contribution of 8 per cent is “unlikely to give all individuals the retirement to which they aspire”.

On the go: Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has confirmed that the pensions triple lock is to be protected.

On the go: In the first ruling of its kind, the UK’s advertising watchdog has banned a series of sustainability focused advertisements from HSBC bank because of their misleading environmental claims.

The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association has warned that without reform of the pensions system, more than half of savers will fail to meet the retirement income targets set by the Pensions Commission in 2005.

On the go: The Pensions Regulator is to prosecute two trustees and an adviser for their alleged role in making loans from a pension scheme. 

On the go: A survey of 2,153 Which? members who accessed one or more of their pension pots in the past 24 months found that inflexible pension providers are creating difficulties for savers.

On the go: As people grapple with the cost of living crisis, Google searches for “pension help” have reached a 10-year high.

On the go: One in three pension savers are worried they have built up funds they have lost or forgotten about after changing jobs.