Two in five Citizens Advice pensions staff have seen people repeatedly targeted by pension scams, according to figures from the consumer body.

The quality and extent of pension provision has always been an important factor for British workers when choosing a new role and organisation. It is possible we will see it become an increasingly...

The government has launched a review into how financial advice is delivered to consumers.

More then six out of 10 (64%) workers are not confident they will retire at their target age, according to research from Aegon.

Chancellor George Osborne has unveiled proposals to treat pensions more like ISAs in his summer budget 2015.

Four in five people (83%) have chosen to take all of their pension savings in cash, according to customer data provided by investment management company BlackRock.

Half of employees (50%) find pensions-related terminology ‘complicated and confusing’, according to research from Capita Employee Benefits.

Companies offering strong pensions education will benefit from smooth employee transitions into retirement, former minister of state for pensions Steve Webb said at employee benefits advisor...

Many companies already recognise good pension provision can be a significant contributor in attracting and retaining top talent, which means HR departments are more involved in pensions than ever...

Business experts have reacted to the election result with requests including pensions stability, a sensible approach to immigration, ongoing EU membership and more coherence between programmes for the...

Organisations are neglecting more strategic retirement objectives as they struggle to keep pace with changing pensions legislation, according to research by Towers Watson.

DC pensions governance changed in April 2015, including the introduction of independent governance committees. We explore their impact on employers.