Millions of workers in the public sector will have to work for longer for lower pension funds, Lord Hutton has announced in his independent review of public sector pensions.

The Government today announced plans for a radical reform to the single state pension, aimed at simplifying the current system and paving the way for a universal flat-rate.

A record number of final salary pension schemes have closed their doors to future contributions from existing members, the National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF) revealed today.

Improving risk management is now a priority for many companies. Regulatory intervention across jurisdictional borders, rigorous health and safety priorities, bribery and whistleblowing legislation,...

A pension specialist has disputed claims that making council workers pay more into their pensions would fatally undermine the local government pension scheme.

UK companies face yet more legislation in running their pension schemes and new developments will add to the complexity and cost - and the deadline for their implementation is 6 April.

It was announced on 9 February that, after an 18-month debate, sandwich maker Uniq had finally reached agreement with the Pensions Regulator and the Pension Protection Fund (PPF) on the future of its...

The Government risks being accused of a 'mis-selling scandal' if it does not match pension auto-enrolment reforms with an overhaul of the state pension, the chairman of the UK's leading pension body...

Working women are less likely than men to have financial back up should they be unable to work.

The Pensions Regulator is inviting employers to comment on how standards in defined contribution provision can be raised and greater confidence in pension saving achieved.

As some companies report an upturn and others only just start to feel the pain, no organisation should neglect the effect of reward on talent.

Employee pension schemes must appeal to "the i-phone generation", according to provider HSBC.