Budget 2014

This week we want to know if the Budget changes will leave the UK pension system poorer in the long run

The Treasury is laying its proposed legislation to give savers more freedom over how they take a tax-free lump sum from their pension pot before parliament today.

The UK pension system has improved over the last year, according to the Melbourne Mercer Global Pensions Index, but could lose ground after retirement restrictions are lifted.

The government is the biggest rival annuity providers face in delivering retirement income products to consumers, according to Barnett Waddingham.

Scottish Widows has unveiled a website targeted at customers looking for information on the Budget freedoms.

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The pensions industry should not "bank on education" to ensure people save sufficiently for their retirement, The Pensions Advisory Service (TPAS) warns.

More than half of unretired people aged 55 and over believe the Budget freedoms will not affect them, according to research.

The Institute of Directors (IoD) has made a plea to the next elected government to not make any more changes to pension legislation or to appoint a pensions minister.

Michael Klimes looks at what must be done to to get the service up and running by April 2015