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This week we want to know if the industry takes the security the Pensions Protection Fund (PPF) and The Pensions Regulator (TPR) provide to pensioners for granted.

The most popular stories included coverage of the ongoing inquiry into the collapse of British Home Stores, and mounting concerns over the Treasury's takeover of pension policy.

Will ban fees on new contracts

The Chancellor's lifetime ISA (LISA) threatens to obstruct pension saving down the income scale according to Association of Consulting Actuaries chairman David Fairs.

This week we want to know if George Osborne should set up an ISA alongside the current tax system and if his change of heart on tax relief is a stay of execution rather than a complete abandonment of reform.

The Treasury is urging public sector schemes to reconcile guaranteed minimum pension (GMP) records according to Equiniti.

Scottish Widows has announced it will remove all exit fees across its workplace pensions.

The government will introduce a requirement for trust-based schemes to regularly report on transfer performance after discovering transfer time failings.

Auto-enrolment (AE) would not be undermined if the Chancellor introduces a flat rate tax incentive in next month's Budget, according to Standard Life's Jamie Jenkins.

PP's panel of pension prophets - Malcolm McLean, Roger Mattingly and Robin Ellison - discuss what is currently annoying them about the UK pensions system.