Employers have the on-the-ground experience to create pensions policy, and should be an active part of the decision-making process, rather than it being left as political football

The RU64 rule was designed to ensure that advisers clearly document any decision to recommend a non-stakeholder plan, but this should not dissuade them from offering alternatives

While the industry and DWP endeavour to get people interested in pensions, legislation since A-day has created too many obstacles for the savings process to be simple

While pensions are still in the headlines, individuals and providers must work together to focus the UK workforce on saving now to retire in comfort in years to come

Longer life expectancies mean mortality risk is having an increasing impact on pension funding. But how great is the effect, and can the changes be measured accurately?

Trustees faced with making difficult portfolio decisions will need help and guidance if they choose to follow actuarial advice and invest more heavily in bonds

It appears some institutions have axed their environmental initiatives to cut costs, but responsible investing should be seen as more than just an optional extra