How 'hidden fees' eat away your pension pot
New research finds more than 100 charges are being levied on pensions
Pensions
Running out of money in retirement linked to fear of death
Reluctance of people to decide how long they expect to live for puts them off planning for retirement, according to research
Tories plan tax raid on your work pension
The proposed flat rate of relief would have to be funded by higher earners. And that creates a loophole that the Chancellor may plug, says Simon Read
UK Government denied a war hero an increase in his state pension
Harry's last few years were spent fighting the UK government over an injustice that hits more than half a million British pensioners. Their crime? They retired abroad - but to the wrong country
Retirement rate rise: Millions say they weren't given enough notice
Many women have been unable to prepare for the extra years they need to work, leaving them facing financial worries at a time when they expected to be able to start enjoying their golden years
State pension is frozen for 560,000 British expatriates
Successive governments have left out in the cold elderly war heroes and other British citizens retiring to mainly former Commonwealth countries
Pension problems as firms fail workers and self-employed say no
Almost 5,000 firms failed to meet auto-enrolment deadlines while those who work for themselves are turning their back on pensions
'DWP must communicate better after smashing pension hopes'
The new system replaces the basic and additional pensions for people reaching the state retirement age from 6 April 2016
Climate change targets 'have huge implications for UK pensioners'
Pension funds urge Britain's biggest carbon polluters to come clean over financial crisis that lies ahead
Pensions changes unfair to women to be debated by MPs
The debate centres around the fact that some 2.6 million women had their state pension age delayed – in some cases twice, and by up to six years in total – without proper notice
State pension shock: only workers in Mexico and Chile get worse
UK state pensions are among the least generous, according to an international think tank
Pension scams: Letter from the DWP turned out to be a fake
An independent reader received a letter that asked him for his bank account number, partner's date of birth and national insurance numbers
DWP under fire for spending £8.45m on workplace pensions film
There's a place for cuddly characters in public information, says Gillian Orr, but it's not pension reform
The missing link in pension freedom is advice
One partial solution would be for employers to do more, especially as the pension auto-enrolment programme rolls out
Think your retirement savings are on track? Think again - video
You could be facing a pension shortfall of thousands, a new report warns
Savers are embracing their pension freedom ... and so are the scammers
There have been fresh warnings that scammers are trying to trick people into using liberated cash to invest in dodgy schemes
Simon Read: 'Ros Altmann must put pensions before politics'
Altmann this week she made her maiden speech in the House of Lords
Under new state pension rules we will all be much worse off
Why did no one notice? The Government hides behind complexity, says Neasa MacErlean
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Women born in 1950s facing severe financial hardship over pensions
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Simon Read: 'The fight must go on over equality on expat pensions'
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Mark Dampier: 'Get into the swing - why equity income can boost your
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Pension freedoms: How to deal with cold calls from scammers
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Simon Read: 'Pension mortgages leave a sting in the tail as 'pie in
Defined-benefit pension schemes: Rebate change in 2016 may leave you
Employees in defined-benefit schemes are held up as the lucky ones, but the state pension scheme will be overhauled in April 2016
Money alert: It's now easier to reclaim overpaid tax on pension
HMRC has introduced new forms, which will allow people to reclaim the money within 30 working days
Simon Read: 'Got your eye on a speedboat? New pension rules are not as
Calls to firms are proving to be lengthy as people explore their options. But not all will get a pleasing response, as one Independent reader discovered