Nine out of ten organisations are concerned about the risks their pension scheme creates for their business.

More than 70% of pension savers can expect to get back more than twice they put into a personal account after 2012, according to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

Lecturers in higher education institutions enjoy the fifth highest pay out of 44 professional occupations in the UK, with an average salary of 45,701, but the profession is expected to struggle to...

Over 1,000 defined-benefit (DB) schemes could be forced to close because of the recession.

Almost two thirds (63%) of charities have not taken into account the impact 2012 pensions legislation will have on their organisation.

As the UK celebrates the centenary of the first state pension payouts, the TUC has called for the Government to restore a link between state pension and earnings.

As many as 100,000 public-sector workers, whose pensions have been overpaid for decades, could now see reductions.

Fewer than four in 10 employees are confident their current pension will provide for their future.

The Government must come clean about the spiralling cost of public-sector pensions by launching an independent commission to examine public-sector pension finances, according to the CBI.

Pension scheme funding is a huge concern for UK companies with 80% of employers worried about their organisations cash funding commitments to their UK pension scheme and 45% worried about inability to...

Law firm Beachcroft has relaunched its pension scheme to over 1,400 employees.

TUC general secretary Brendan Barber has affirmed the TUCs stance that personal accounts will form an essential part of the pensions settlement and auto-enrolment cannot take place without them.