Pension transfer times have failed to improve, despite growing use of the ABI's Options initiative.

A bank clerk who stole £120,000 from elderly customers and who was on the run from police has been found dead alongside her husband.

Early adopters of the National Employment Savings Trust (NEST) are facing a poor deal due to high charges, industry experts say.

Contracting-out of the state second pension is to be abolished from 6 April 2012, the Government has confirmed.

Retired expats have been denied millions in pension payments, following a European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) judgement today.

Equitable Life victims have rejected Sir John Chadwick's compensation review, calling it a ‘cover-up'.

Standard Life has acquired the remaining 75% stake in IFA support services firm threesixty.

UK parents are being forced to delay retirement to meet the increasing costs of raising children, a study suggests.

The FSA is looking to hire an extra 450 staff to crackdown on insider dealing, Hector Sants has revealed.

The FSA will attempt to ‘choke off' consumer detriment before it occurs through its product regulation plans, Hector Sants says.