More than £1.5bn was withdrawn from pensions in the third quarter of this year, official statistics have revealed.
The amount of savings lost to pension fraudsters in the wake of Freedom and Choice is £2.7m higher than previously thought, new data reveals.
Most respondents in this week's Pensions Buzz think allowing people to use pensions to buy homes is a bad idea.
Savers will not be forced to fork out their retirement savings to pay outstanding debts if they have to declare bankruptcy, the Court of Appeal has ruled.
DWP's consultation into the future of NEST has generated some strongly contrasting responses about whether it should enter the at-retirement product market. Michael Klimes reports
Freedom and Choice was designed to give savers more options at retirement, but some face a hard decision in order to take advantage. James Phillips explores the difficulties
Retirees are increasingly exposed to fraudsters since the pension freedoms were introduced due to the high cost of advice, according to the Trades Union Congress (TUC).
Baroness Jeannie Drake has questioned whether placing more responsibility on individuals amounts to an efficient long-term savings policy.
Helen Morrissey says we need to look urgently at how retirees access advice and guidance.
The number of people accessing regulated advice to purchase annuity and drawdown products fell in 2015 according to this year’s Future Book.