Trade union Unite has warned of a 'lynch mob' mentality to demanding cuts in public-sector pensions from the Government, industry experts and media.

Pension deficits have reduced by 25% during July and the Government's decision to base pension earnings on the consumer price index (CPI) rather than the retail price index (RPI) are set to reduce...

The Government's tax changes on pensions are set to cut final-salary retirement pots by a third, according to Towers Watson.

For 21st-century workforces, a lifetime of ?nancial security is now less of a certainty than ever. But, as more and more employees struggle to plan or keep control of their ?nances, employers can help...

2012 is going to be an important year and it's not all about the Olympics - it will also herald significant changes to pensions within the UK.

Jobseekers in the public sector are rejecting Government policy to raise the retirement age and restrict public-sector pension rights.

Lack of market confidence in European economies could mean employees will have to work longer than planned in order to retire on a reasonable income, according to calculations from Mercer.

The Department for Work and Pensions has announced it will 'reinvigorate retirement' by reforming the pension system.

The chancellor of the Exchequer has announced public-sector pensions will be put under review in time for the next Budget.

Nearly two-thirds of Britons have accepted they will have to delay their retirement because of the pensions black hole.

Closures of defined-benefit pension schemes are set to surge, affecting thousands of UK workers, new research reveals.

Legislation, which makes it compulsory for employers to enrol workers into a qualifying workplace pension scheme, is set to be debated in the House of Lords tomorrow.