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The Pensions Bill will amend the moral hazard provisions so that the act (or failure to act) which is the subject of a contribution notice (CN) must have happened within the period of six years before the Regulator gives a warming notice in respect of the proposed CN
HM Treasury has issued a consultation response following its call for evidence in December 2010. It has concluded that early access to pension savings should not be considered at the present time
In a case concerning a survivor's pension, the Pension Ombudsman has held that it was maladministration for the administering authority not to inform a member of alterations made to the scheme
The DWP has issued response to its consultation on the impact of using CPI as the measure of price inflation on private sector occupational pension schemes
The Government is bringing in legislation to tackle arrangements aimed at reducing or avoiding tax or National Insurance liabilities when rewarding employees
A participating employer in a multi-employer scheme who ceases to employ any active members may avoid triggering a section 75 debt if he informs the trustees that he intends to employ an active member within 12 months (and in fact does so
