George Osborne

Jonathan Stapleton asks three leading DC scheme managers about the changes they are making to DC investment strategies in light of the pension flexibilities and charge cap which will come into force in April.

Defined contribution schemes have been hit by waves of regulation but what are the costs? Michael Klimes tries to find out

UK inflation is expected to fall below 1% for the first time in 12 years following a major oil slump.

In the first part of our run down of the top 20 news stories of 2014 we present numbers 11-20.

Interest rates for the new 'pensioner bonds' announced at Budget 2014 have been set at a market-beating 2.8% for the one-year product and 4% for the three-year bond.

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.

Detail in HM Treasury's Autumn Statement has spelled uncertainty for the future of claiming tax relief under salary sacrifice regimes.

The Chancellor will introduce legislation to stop fund managers disguising their fee income to avoid paying tax.

Increases in employer contributions to public sector schemes will net central government £335m a year, rising to £390m by 2020, according HM Treasury.