Retirement

Hundreds of thousands of people coming up to retirement are at risk of their pension being given to an ex-partner when they die, Royal London research finds.

Graham Vidler says government and industry have the perfect opportunity to deliver a consistent message about the value of saving for retirement

Four in five members of UK pension schemes do not know how to utilise savings pot for retirement, according to research by MFS Investment Management.

The Association of Consulting Actuaries has proposed a 'national flexible ISA' and tax reform to improve intergenerational fairness. Kim Kaveh looks at how these would work

George Currie says policy-makers and industry stakeholders must find ways to help the 12 million people who are under-saving for retirement

Steve Webb says a Resolution Foundation report offers a surprisingly positive outlook for incomes of future pensioners, but warns we are not out of the woods yet

The UK could face a retirement income crisis due to a lack of joined-up policy, according to research by the Pensions Institute. Stephanie Baxter takes a look at the findings

Tim Sharp says as the conclusion of the government's AE review approaches, we must start asking more fundamental questions about what sort of pensions system we are building

Seven in 10 savers want the government to introduce mandatory contribution rates as many are confused about how much they need to save into their pension, according to a BlackRock survey.

David Harris says the UK still has much to do on pension reform and appears out of step with the global direction of DC.