Nearly three quarters (71 per cent) financial advisers are concerned about pensions being brought into scope of inheritance ...

Many pension providers are still relying on outdated technology, with nearly half (41 per cent) still posting out letters, ...

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has said that it is expecting to resolve all remaining state pension underpayment ...

Defined benefit (DB) pension transfer activity fell to a record low in February 2025, according to XPS Group's Transfer Activity Index, which the group highlighted as evidence of increasing member cau ...

Less than two fifths (39 per cent) of UK adults aged 50 and over took advice from a financial adviser before taking money out of their pension, research from Royal London has revealed ...

One in eight (12 per cent) people intending to purchase an annuity would not consider switching from their existing pension provider to another supplier, even if they could potentially gain additional ...

Pensions Minister, Torsten Bell, has urged the pensions industry to focus on delivering value and consistent returns for savers, suggesting that there is now ...

Many savers are still not accessing advice on pensions ten years after the government implemented the ‘freedom and choice’ reforms, which allowed people to access their pensions with greater ...

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has said the “time is right” to review several key areas of its governing legislation, ...

Pension scheme trustees will need to navigate "significant" market volatility following US President Donald Trump's tariffs, Broadstone has said, after its analysis revealed that half and fully hedged ...

Pension investors should remain calm despite market turbulence caused by US President, Donald Trump's tariffs, Hargreaves Lansdown head of retirement analysis, Helen Morrissey, has said ...

The 'divorce gap' – when women see their household income cut after a divorce – can leave them financially worse off in ...