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Government faces a 'ticking clock' to deliver guidance
Worries over capacity and the potential for mis-selling must be settled before the general election
Live blog: Government clarifies Budget reforms
The government has published its response to the “Freedom and choice” consultation, which introduced the revolutionary pensions reforms announced in George Osborne’s March 2014 Budget. Read the industry reactions here.
Analysis
Government faces a 'ticking clock' to deliver guidance
Worries over capacity and the potential for mis-selling must be settled before the general election
UK and Australia at odds on annuities
Australia’s trailblazing pensions system could be heading in a different direction to the UK
Why Loomis switched its fiduciary manager
Scheme’s switch from Mercer to Russell Investments could be a milestone in the development of UK fiduciary management
Video
Lessons in intergenerational fairnessVideo
VIDEO: Gerard Riemen of the Federation of Dutch Pension Funds talks about how the Dutch model evens out pension outcome
Are we witnessing the end of active management?Video
VIDEO: The Centre for Policy Studies’ Michael Johnson explains why he thinks pension funds should shift towards passive investing and why tax relief should be abolished
In my opinion
Will AE fail the growing ranks of the self employed?
The TUC’s Tim Sharp looks past the positive auto-enrolment stats, to the low paid and self-employed who may slip through the savings net
Legal blog
The end of the contracted out rebate: options for employers
Sackers’ Chirag Ghelani explains what employers can do without contracting out.
Pensions – a game of two halves?
As the government gives its official response, Stephenson Harwood partner Graham Wrightson gives his views
Gossip column
Pensions industry gossip: July/August 2014
Dorset council takes merger to a whole new level; no cravats please; all change at JLT
