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

The two-year pay freeze for public servants with a salary of more than 21,000 announced in June's Emergency Budget will have detrimental effects on the sector, new research warns.

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

Interest levels in salary-sacrifice schemes around company cars are lower than marketplace comments would suggest, according to new research.

The adult age for the National Minimum Wage has dropped to 21 but the decision is expected to cost employers an additional 50 million in wages.

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

Trade union Unite has warned of a 'lynch mob' mentality to demanding cuts in public-sector pensions from the Government, industry experts and media.

Pension deficits have reduced by 25% during July and the Government's decision to base pension earnings on the consumer price index (CPI) rather than the retail price index (RPI) are set to reduce...

The Government's tax changes on pensions are set to cut final-salary retirement pots by a third, according to Towers Watson.

McDonald's has claimed record success with the launch of its new employee discounts scheme as its staff break the 2 million discount spend within the first three months of launch.

Mouchel has launched a new employee benefits programme to ensure it remains competitive when attracting and retaining staff.

Flexible working, happiness in their job and learning experiences are more important to graduates than a good salary, new research shows.