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In this week's quick fire poll we ask: Do you think recent headlines saying PM David Cameron supports a care cap could put people off seeking long term care advice?

Retirement Planner's round-up of the top pensions stories this week.

Andy Zanelli, head of technical consultancy at Axa Wealth, assesses the future financial planning needs of Generation X...

State pension payouts can vary from as little as £7 a week to £230 due to the ‘staggering' complexity of current regulations, the pensions minster has said.

Retirees are becoming resistant to downsizing their homes and more open to equity release according to research from Just Retirement.

Pension planning is still the most common reason for seeking financial advice, with 32% of enquiries in July focusing specifically on retirement, figures from Unbiased have showed.

Pension provider Scottish Life is to launch five portfolios with varying levels of risk exposure designed specifically for clients in income drawdown.

Skandia has said it will enable adviser charging on 90% of its life products with the main exceptions being the Maximum Investment Plan (MIP) and the Skandia Life Bond range.

Tim Salisbury outlines the benefits of using QNUPS as part of a retirement planning strategy for individuals with high incomes

Ian Price looks at how small to medium sized businesses are dealing with auto-enrolment