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Pension warning bells are ringing but ministers plough on regardless
The government has rejected proposals to help pension savers at retirement, despite mounting evidence that the current system is not fit for the future
Tim Sharp - 22 June 2018
Why we're marching for a new deal
If we all raise our voices together, we are powerful. We can change things. And we can win new deal for working people.
Frances O'Grady - 11 May 2018
Frances O'Grady with workers
MPs back TUC call for pension income overhaul
A heavyweight committee of MPs is the latest group to call for reforms to make it far easier for pension savers to access an income in retirement.
Tim Sharp - 05 April 2018
Workplace pensions: coverage rises but system still not fixed
Automatic enrolment has quite rightly be hailed as a success but urgent action needs to be taken to bring more low earners into the pensions system and ensure those who are auto-enrolled are building enough savings.
Tim Sharp - 26 March 2018
700,000 reasons to keep the state pension triple lock
Tim Sharp - 23 March 2018
Pensioners’ relief as government sees sense on RPI, with hopeful signs of wider U-turn on statistics
Inflation measurement has hit the headlines again.
Geoff Tily - 20 March 2018
Pensions White Paper: bullets dodged but opportunities missed
Inadequate pensions, expensive pensions, pensions going to the lifeboat scheme: there is a long list of hot topics in UK retirement provision. But today’s long-awaited Defined Benefit White Paper is unlikely to do much to address them.
Tim Sharp - 19 March 2018
Collective pensions are moving rapidly from Marmite to mainstream
Tim Sharp - 15 March 2018
Is self-employment compatible with Universal Credit?
The complexity and hardship with which Universal Credit (UC) threatens to engulf self-employed workers is one of the underreported stories of the design of UC.
Anjum Klair - 16 February 2018
The Inflation game – RPI wins in court but pensions still in danger after Carney comments
The courts have effectively sided with members of the public in a long-running dispute over how companies and governments account for price increases.
Geoff Tily - 31 January 2018
Mark Carney, Governenr of Bank of England Credit: Hannelore Foerster / Stringer
Carillion pensions: do not trust the horse, Trojans
With the failure of Carillion, another corporate collapse leaves thousands of workers with uncertain futures and many may face reduced pensions.
Tim Sharp - 24 January 2018
Pension reform cliff-edge will hit low earners in retirement
The government's mixed bag of pension reforms risks leaving some low-paid workers hundreds of pounds worse off than their colleagues.
Tim Sharp - 19 December 2017

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