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Retirement Planner's round up of the week's key pension stories

The Treasury will invite key industry figures to two workshops during the next fortnight to discuss the possible linking of liquid savings and pensions.

MetLife has called for the government to announce a "mini-pension" allowing £5,000 in contributions per year.

Andy Zanelli discusses the importance of asset allocation within a tax wrapper.

The Junior individual savings account (JISA) yearly limit will be raised from £3,000 to £3,600, the Treasury is expected to announce this next week.

Prudential will team up with The Children's ISA to launch one of the UK's first Junior ISA (JISA) schemes, which replace the scrapped Child Trust Funds.

The long-term care market effectively disappeared in the early 1990s. But is it about to re-open and how should IFAs approach it? Stephanie Spicer reports

The man at the heart of a charitable fund which last year failed to attract sufficient investor interest said government plans to launch an ISA investing in schemes to help the poor are doomed to fail.

AJ Bell has announced a launch date for its upgraded Sippcentre platform, which will include a low cost investment ISA and dealing account.

Worries about private sector pension returns and concerns over a so-called 'lost decade' dominated the Sundays this weekend...