Pensions Liberation

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has committed to tackling the number of unauthorised pension introducers.

Pension scams have been an unwelcome feature of the pensions landscape for quite some time. However, the introduction of freedom and choice has undoubtedly made things worse. Helen Morrissey asks how we can tackle the scammers.

Citizens Advice research reveals people risk being scammed as fraudsters take advantage of flexibilities, writes PP.

George Osborne will go for a flat rate of tax relief according to PP research.

The landmark ruling could put trustees in a very difficult position and endanger members

TPR needs back up from other parties to really get to grips with pension fraud says Helen Morrissey.

The High Court is to rule on a suspected pension liberation case this month, which will give trustees and providers more clarity on their ability to block suspicious transfers.

This year saw major changes in the pensions industry. Here's our run down of what happened.

Professional Pensions readers believe trustees still have a vital role to play in the pension sector, research finds.

There has been not been a surge in pension scams since the pension freedoms were introduced according to the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).