NHS

This week's top stories included Legal & General completing a record-breaking buyout with the Rolls-Royce UK Pension Fund, and the government setting out plans for flexible NHS pensions.

Senior NHS clinicians could be offered an option to halve their pension contributions in exchange for also halving the rate of pension growth.

Doctors suffering from pension tax ailments should consider seeking financial advice rather than self-treating symptoms, writes Moira Warner, as she considers various ways to deal with the NHS pensions conundrum.

Chancellor Philip Hammond is being pressed to tackle the impact of pensions allowances on the NHS' ability to recruit and retain staff.

As the NHS shows signs of embracing the virtual GP concept, will the burgeoning employer-provided market face a slowdown? Asks Suzanne Clarkson.

The Government has announced it will fully index public service pensions for workers reaching State Pension Age from April 2016 to 5 December 2018.

State pension reform could cost local authorities and public sector contractors £1bn if the government forces them to pay for inflation protection, according to Mercer.

Christian Rogers has been made a member of the executive management team at MyCSP and will be responsible for boosting pension administration.

UK pensions look good in theory but the system could turn out to be alarmingly fragile. Michael Klimes finds out why

Three in five (61%) adults fear they will not be able to pay the bills if they become ill with cancer.