Budget 2015

The TUC’s Tim Sharp says choice is not always a good thing

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

So Budget day was another busy day for the PP team with further cuts to the lifetime allowance and plans for a secondary annuity market unveiled.

Malcolm McLean says the Budget shows short-term politics trump long-term concerns

PP looks at the main pensions measures announced in the Budget

Low paid workers in occupational schemes will lose an incentive to contribute to a pension after the personal allowance is increased next month.

The big news in UK pensions this week was the Budget. If you've managed to avoid hearing about it, or were just waiting for PP's edited highlights, here's what you might have missed.

Just three out of ten pension professionals support plans to let pensioners cash in their annuities according to research by PP.

Here are the key measures announced by Chancellor George Osborne in yesterday's Budget that will impact employers and benefits professionals.

The Chancellor's announcement that the lifetime allowance (LTA) on pension savings would be slashed by £250,000 was a Liberal Democrat policy, the party has said.