Amber Rudd sets out new offence for ‘arrogant’ bosses who put pensions at risk
Rogue bosses who are reckless with workers’ pension funds could be jailed for up to seven years or hit with an unlimited fine under plans being set out by Amber Rudd.
Pensions
CMA revamps pension investment consultancy sector
Investment consultants to the UK’s £1.6 trillion pension fund industry will be forced to compete for business more and provide greater transparency over fees following a probe by the competition watchdog.
Pension dashboards to ‘revolutionise’ saving for retirement
Theresa May has given her backing to new pensions dashboards which will enable workers to check their future retirement finances on their mobile phone or tablet computer.
High Court challenge to state pension age for 1950s women given go-ahead
Women affected by changes to the state pension age have won the first stage of their High Court challenge against the Government.
Pension scheme advisers face tougher rules but avoid break-up
Investment consultants to the UK’s £1.6 trillion pension fund industry face tougher rules and mandatory tendering, but have escaped a forced break-up after a probe by the competition watchdog.
Pension scheme advisers face tougher rules but avoid break-up
Investment consultants to the UK’s £1.6 trillion pension fund industry face tougher rules and mandatory tendering, but have escaped a forced break-up after a probe by the competition watchdog.
Lecturers in walkout at Scottish universities over pensions row dispute
A wave of strike action in a bitter row over pensions got under way at universities across Scotland today.
Dispute over pensions could see Aberdeen university staff strike for fortnight
Hundreds of members of staff at an Aberdeen university have voted to back calls for strike action in a dispute over pensions.
Aberdeen bus drivers could vote on industrial action after row over pensions
BUS drivers in Aberdeen could be balloted on industrial action amid claims pension contributions from employers have been cut.