When I wrote a story on the Lib Dem manifesto pledges on pensions, I hardly thought it would matter. They wouldn't win anyway.

Kevin LeGrand has been elected as president of the Society of Pension Consultants.

The Liberal Democrats today announced they would scrap higher rate tax relief on pension contributions as the party unveiled its 2010 General Election manifesto.

The Conservative Party today confirmed it would "reward" those who had saved for their retirement by ending the effective obligation to buy an annuity at age 75.

Equity exposure is rising among pension funds as returns boomed in 2009, according to BNY Mellon Asset Servicing.

HM Treasury has trebled its estimate of the one-off costs that pension schemes, employers and individuals will incur as a result of the tax on higher earners' pension contributions it is introducing from 2011, Towers Watson says.

Here it is: A full summary of the Government's decisions on pensions tax relief restrictions announced in today's Budget.

The government has rejected industry pleas to change the way it will implement pensions tax relief restrictions.

The Government is looking into scrapping the compulsory retirement age, Alistair Darling says.

Alistair Darling's third Budget is just hours away and, despite much industry speculation, we still have little idea what he might announce for the pensions market.