Many workers don't qualify, while others are failing to enrol

The Supreme Court has thrown out a controversial ruling that handed pension holders priority over unsecured creditors when companies fail.

Analysis shows some in their twenties would have to live until aged 105 to reap any extra benefit

UK Coal has succumbed to a radical overhaul of its business that will save 2,000 jobs but will cut miners' pensions.

Half of pensioners abroad have had their pension frozen. That’s not right, they say

Britain's pensioners face a bleak future because their savings are insufficient to avoid life on the breadline in their old age, Julian Knight reveals

Fewer than half of Britons – 45 per cent – are currently saving enough for their old age, according to the annual Scottish Widows Pensions Report.

Nine months after it was set up, the national savings trust has attracted just 100,000 savers

Women who take a career break could be damaging their pension to the tune of £4,680 a year by not continuing to contribute to a retirement fund during their time away from work.

The average amount UK adults say would be enough to ensure a comfortable standard of living during retirement is £25,783.87 net per year.

Guinness Peat must mount one last corporate battle as the Pensions Regulator threw a potential spanner in the works of plans to shrink the one-time activist investor and return cash to backers.

People need to feel that their workplace and retirement savings are a vital life-long asset

What's that, a new political movement?

Yeah, I know that pensions are boring but one of the most crucial financial decisions anyone may take is getting the right annuity.

MPs have called for a new regulator to look after workplace pensions. They argue that existing problems will be worsened by the fact that there are now three regulators overseeing the industry.