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  • Pensions industry "in danger of breaching capacity to cope"

    Scottish Widows' emblem

  • Low income workers saving grows since auto-enrolment

    Lynn Graves, head of business development, corporate pensions at Scottish Widows

  • Annuity sales fall means retirees may get 'much less than deserved'

    courtesy of William Warby

  • Maelstrom ahead if Scots breakaway - pension firm founder

    The two sides of the campaign are gearing up as the vote approaches. Picture courtesy of Kyoshi Masamune via Flickr

  • Sixty-somethings own quarter of UK's £4trillion property wealth

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  • Auto-enrolment investigation by MPs begins

    Parliament

  • Pensions firm announces profit despite annuity sales fall

  • Pensions and tax relief upheaval looms despite Scottish no vote

    courtesy of stuart anthony via Flickr

  • Most complained about firms revealed by the FCA

    FCA offices

  • Workplace pension scheme membership rises to 27.9 million

    ONS website

  • 'Dismantle the pensions revolution before it's too late'

    Chancellor George Osborne - who laid out the pension reforms in March

  • 'Death tax axe to make annuities less attractive'

    Tom McPhail, head of pensions research at Hargreaves Lansdown

  • 'Massive dilemma' created by death tax abolition

    The Treasury building. Treasury officials announced the move officially today

  • Pensions firm must compensate client for "significant distress"

  • Bank account style pensions win expert's backing

  • Pensions could be next PPI scandal, firm warns

    website of Portal Financial, which gave the warning

  • Minister confirms changes to stop "rip-off" pension charges

    Steve Webb, Pensions Minister

  • Guidance guarantee: Money Advice Service dropped as provider

  • Stark warning from study: Many will never be able to retire

    True Potential's website

  • Nearly half of ISA complaints upheld by ombudsman

    FOS offices

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