The CIPD has been given the pensions industry's top mark of excellence for its staff pension scheme.

The Confederation of British Industry has urged the Government to press ahead with reforms to the pensions system, due to come into force in two years' time.

The projected pension pot of an average 30 year-old when he or she retires at age 65 has shrunk by 544 over the past month.

The country's largest employer are considering 'levelling down' their pension contributions to help bear the cost of auto-enrolment coming into effect in 2012.

The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a report showing more than half of employers and two thirds of staff are in support of auto-enrolment into pension schemes.

The coalition government's revised proposals for restricting tax relief on pension savings are an improvement on those presented by the previous government, but there are still areas of concern,...

Next month ushers in the two-year countdown to the biggest change in pensions provision history since the introduction of the 'old age pension' of five shillings a week 100 years ago - auto enrolment...

Pension pots have shrunk again in the past four weeks, with the annual pension income of a 60 year-old predicted to decrease by 358 and that of a 30 year-old by 518.

The Department of Work and Pensions has announced proposals to abolish transfers from final-salary schemes into personal pensions from 2012 onwards.

Employees need more time to prepare for the increase in state pension age, according to The National Association of Pension Funds (NAPF).

Britain's biggest companies pumped record amounts into their pension schemes last year in an effort to plug gaping pension black holes.

Employers admit they need to raise the bar when it comes to financial education, according to new research.