One option proposed in a new Government Green Paper would see firms linking annual rises to the consumer price index measure of inflation, rather than the higher retail price index

Experts are calling on the over 65s to help solve the nation’s funding gap

Government pushes retirement savers to seek professional advice with tax-free allowance that could mean a significant boost to retirement income.

Experts warn of perfect pension storm with inflation, economic downturn and even new rules on exit penalties set to hit savers hard

The pace of pension change has been so quick that it’s understandable that many people have little idea how much they may have to live on when they retire, says Simon Read​

Reluctance of people to decide how long they expect to live for puts them off planning for retirement, according to research

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

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

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

Successive governments have left out in the cold elderly war heroes and other British citizens retiring to mainly former Commonwealth countries

People are rushing to get at their pension cash without considering the short-term tax implications, or the long-term consequences for their retirement years

George Osborne promised the bonds would provide "certainty and comfort" for over-65s, but the certainty turned out to be short-lived as, from the end of this month, the interest paid almost halves

UK state pensions are among the least generous, according to an international think tank

An independent reader received a letter that asked him for his bank account number, partner's date of birth and national insurance numbers

There's a place for cuddly characters in public information, says Gillian Orr, but it's not pension reform

One partial solution would be for employers to do more, especially as the pension auto-enrolment programme rolls out

Insurers being forced to move investments into riskier assets, says damning report

Altmann this week she made her maiden speech in the House of Lords

Why did no one notice? The Government hides behind complexity, says Neasa MacErlean