There is much speculation over what next week's Autumn Statement could throw up for pensions, so what does the industry want to see?
Three in five (61%) savers would consider opening a Lifetime ISA (LISA), with 37% doing so immediately upon its launch, a survey by Hymans Robertson reveals.
Employers need to carefully consider whether to include products such as the Lifetime ISA (LISA) in their benefit packages.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) will consider giving The Pensions Regulator (TPR) additional powers should they be needed, pensions minister Richard Harrington says.
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.
The dashboard is potentially the ultimate disruptor as its remit could go far beyond pensions, Michael Johnson has said.
Baroness Jeannie Drake has questioned whether placing more responsibility on individuals amounts to an efficient long-term savings policy.
Steve Webb calls for a ‘Save More Tomorrow’ scheme to be put in place and legislated for in the UK
Savers should be able to use their nest eggs to buy a home, according to pensions minister Richard Harrington.