The Pension Scams Industry Group (PSIG), a voluntary body created by the pensions sector to combat pension scams, is facing an uncertain future.

More than one in four pension savers (28%) nearing retirement say they have seen a financial adviser or wealth manager in the past or do so currently, according to new research.

The FCA is clearly inching its way towards breaking down the boundary between advice and guidance with the aim of giving more ’targeted support’, as it calls it, to millions of pension savers.

The Financial Conduct Authority has published new proposals to provide ‘targeted’ support to millions of pension savers to help them avoid costly mistakes.

New data on mortgage lending from the Bank of England has revealed that lending into retirement has remained at a high level despite falling mortgage rates. 

Pension transfer specialist adviser Philip Pryke has been fined £1.4m by the FCA after his firm advised on 986 transfers, many of them not in the client’s best interests.

Over eight in 10 advisers (83%) want increases to auto-enrolment minimum contributions, a lower minimum age, or both, according to a new report.

The majority (60%) of UK adults are not confident they’ll have enough money to live comfortably in retirement, according to a new study.

People who have switched jobs multiple times have £15,000 more in pension savings than the average person, mainly because they end up earning more than the average.

More than half of workplace pension holders (52%) are currently feeling overwhelmed by managing multiple pension pots and that could lead to an explosion of users of pensions dashboards when launched.

One in five (19%) people don’t know much they and their employer is contributing to their pension.

The FCA is to hold round tables with smaller advice firms in the first half of 2025 over its plans to open the door to cheaper, simplified advice services to enable more consumers to access support at an affordable price.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves will outline plans for pension ‘megafunds’ this evening at her Mansion House speech as she seeks to increase investment in the UK.

The Financial Conduct Authority has banned Steven Hodgson and Paul Adams of Stockton-on-Tees-based Vintage Investment Services from advising customers on pension transfers and opt-outs.

From April 2027 inherited pension pots will be subject to inheritance tax (IHT), Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced today in her Budget.

Financial advisers have reported a surge in worried clients contacting them with Budget-related questions on pensions taxation and wealth management, a survey has revealed.

The UK’s wealthiest retirees paid themselves annual pension income of around £3m each last year but lost almost half of that in tax, according to figures published for the first time today.

Younger workers are much more money-minded than people might expect and are saving aggressively to achieve an ambitious retirement, according to a new report.

Rumours of a tax rise in the Budget have encouraged 16% of people to consider raiding their pension pots for tax-free cash, according to new research.

The defined contribution (DC) pension system is broken and should be replaced rather than repaired, according to scheme administrator and adviser Willis Towers Watson.