Legislation

One year on freedom and choice has had a mixed effect with many savers using their flexibilities while others are still taking a wait and see approach.

Early state pension access for women affected by the age increase could lead to flexibility for everyone.

The Work and Pensions Select Committee has started a probe to explore the economic effects of allowing certain women to draw their state pension early.

Budget documents reveal the government is mulling a clampdown on the range of benefits available under salary sacrifice arrangements, writes Kristian Brunt-Seymour.

The Chancellor certainly pulled some rabbits out of his hat in yesterday's Budget. PP gives a rundown of the key announcements affecting pensions.

The government's Lifetime ISA will lead to mass confusion and could pave the way for a future move to the Pensions ISA, according to several people.

As the Chancellor presents his Budget today, PP looks at what could come up for pensions.

Women affected by the increase in state pension age from 63 to 66 could access their savings early if they accept lower weekly payments, according to MPs.

Figures show contribution rates fell between 2014 and 2015, amid concerns people could have to work until their 80s. Kristian Brunt-Seymour asks if legislative measures are the answer.

This week we want to know if George Osborne should set up an ISA alongside the current tax system and if his change of heart on tax relief is a stay of execution rather than a complete abandonment of reform.