Employees say employers are responsible for retirement planning

More than half (54%) believe it is their employer’s responsibility to help them plan for retirement

Workers not making pension provisions for partners

A quarter (25%) of respondents said that their partner has no pension of their own

Pensions: why it pays to empower your employees

The UK is heading for a serious savings crisis, with 77 per cent of employees feeling they have no control over their pensions

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12% leave work before state pension begins

436,000 workers within five years of state pension age leave the workplace for medical reasons

40% have never received retirement advice

Britons now expect to save for 30 years before they retire, compared with the current generation of retirees who saved for 23

The pensions problem that won't go away

BHS' collapse and Tata Steel's recent wobbles have put company pension deficits back in the spotlight

The Lifetime Savings ISA: What HR directors need to know

The Lifetime ISA could soon be playing a big role in your benefits strategy. Here's what you need to know

Pensions whistleblowing reports up by 29%

Data from the Pensions Regulator shows there were 2,545 whistleblowing reports in 2015/16

Pensions questions your employees will definitely ask

All businesses should be doing more to encourage people to talk openly about retirement plans

Employers choose in-house pension education over government schemes

Only 16% of employers are referring staff to Pension Wise, compared with 20% in October 2015

What does the LISA mean for workplace pensions?

Chancellor George Osborne said that young people find pensions too complicated and inflexible

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