Autumn Statement

Planned increases to minimum auto-enrolment contributions will be delayed to align them with the start of the tax year, the government has revealed.

Chancellor George Osborne has extended the removal of the diesel supplement on company cars until 2021 - costing employers an estimated £1.36bn extra.

All eyes are on today's Autumn statement as George Osborne makes the tough decision of how to eliminate the public deficit by 2020. PP looks at what could crop up for pensions.

Chancellor George Osborne will deliver his Autumn Statement alongside the government's spending review on 25 November.

PP looks at a decade of cuts, as the government looks at a complete overhaul

Chancellors should stop introducing tax changes in Autumn Statements in order to ensure a simpler, more effective tax code, according to Steve Webb.

The biggest stories on PP this week include the winners of our first investment awards, the end of the death tax on annuities and the emergence of a market in distressed pensions debt. Here's what you might have missed.

Annuities have been brought into line with drawdown, but inconsistencies remain

Yesterday's statement was nothing compared to the shock announcement in the Budget, but there was still plenty for the pension industry to chew on. Here are the main talking points.

The interest rates for two new government-backed bonds for the over 65s will be announced on 12 December, Treasury documents show.