Lifetime ISA

Labour has called for the lifetime ISA (LISA) to be delayed until 2018 in a stark warning about the potential consequences for auto-enrolment (AE).

More than 200,000 savers will have taken up the lifetime ISA (LISA) within a year of its launch, according to the Treasury.

Young savers are willing to give up employer contributions to save for retirement in the lifetime ISA (LISA), despite this reducing their potential funds.

Savers should be able to use their nest eggs to buy a home, according to pensions minister Richard Harrington.

This week we want to know if the government should delay bringing in the lifetime ISA, after concerns the industry might not be ready.

This week's biggest stories were the introduction of the LISA bill, the Pensions Regulator urging trustees to wake up to ESG risks, and shareholder rebellions at Sports Direct and ExxonMobil AGMs.

Pension professionals have welcomed the government's decision to keep the lifetime ISA (LISA) simple after a bill containing details of the saving vehicle was published.

Bob Scott shares his tips with the incoming under-secretary of state for work and pensions to help them become an instant success.

The "superficial attractions" of the lifetime ISA (LISA) will "destroy pensions", former pensions minister Baroness Ros Altmann has warned.

In the wake of the Brexit vote, the government has been radically overhauled. Two former pensions ministers tell James Phillips how this affects pension policy.