Latest problem to affect administration of child benefits system

Independent review says workers did not get enough support or advice

Thousands in the dark despite firms having activities halted because of mis-selling

Move comes after debate surrounding Kodak UK pensions

Administrators admit they were at fault for £28,000 overpayment over three decades

Limiting pension credit access could reduce joint incomes by up to £7,000, it is claimed

Select committee fears that advisers could be encouraged to give poor recommendations

FCA ban will not apply to companies calling from abroad

Government confirms arrangement for the year following exit from EU

Fears that savers are being mis-sold advice in transfers from defined benefit plans

Regulator says savers were wrongly advised to give up ‘gold-plated’ company schemes

Revision after experts find flaws in scheme’s 2017 valuation

Financial regulator finds problems with 19 advisers that have since left the market

Health service workers struggle with rising living costs and tax changes

Only 14 per cent of self-employed workers are saving into a pension

Groups such as Clara-Pensions are sweeping up corporate schemes

New way of running corporate retirement schemes attract capital — and controversy

Ex-minister says stepping back from auto-enrolment ‘profoundly disappointing’