Private sector defined benefit pensions are close to their peak in the UK.

Retirement provision has ebbed away from the self-employed.

What is the best way for scheme members to navigate the challenges of freedom and choice?

Five years after the introduction of freedom and choice, what challenges are scheme members navigating as they plan their retirement?

Now my series of posts explaining the UK pensions landscape has been completed, it’s time to address which issues need to be resolved to…

In this final post examining the current pension landscape in the UK, we turn our attention to pension schemes for public servants such as…

This series of blog posts has explained how pensions have evolved in the UK for those working in the private sector. Now it’s time…

In the last couple of posts I explained how the Labour government responded to the decline in the number of active members of private…

The last post discussed how the Pension Commission was established by the Labour government in 2002 to review the level of occupational pension provision,…

In my last three blog posts I explained how the gold-standard of defined benefit pensions had turned from a useful recruiting tool into an…