Thousands of savers forced to wait as schemes are equalised for men and women

Children’s charity wanted to switch from the RPI inflation index to CPI, which is typically lower

Consultation has started on a ‘third way’ for retirement savers in the UK

Schemes expected to provide better retirement benefits and be cheaper for employers

Act now on pensions, tax, property and self-employed status

UK state retirement age reaches parity but income remains unequal

Chancellor leaves valuable tax breaks on retirement savings unchanged

Announcements made on tax rates, stamp duty relief and social care funding

Large number of blue-chip shortfalls could be cleared with payment of up to one year’s dividend

Members will be able to cash in part of their defined benefit savings

Union raises concern with government as speculation mounts that tax relief will be cut

DfT advised against talking to media over timetable compensation

Financial experts counter independent panel’s suggestions

Simpler annual report aims to demystify retirement savings

State pension payments likely to increase by 2.6 per cent

New study suggests millions of pots worth an average £13,000 are going unclaimed

Funding hole was used to justify end of guaranteed pensions for thousands of staff

A range of measures under consideration as the chancellor aims to divert £20bn to the NHS

More than 800 steelworkers were persuaded to give up guaranteed pensions

Government says ‘no clear consensus’ for reform in Budget

Government confirms it is looking at ways to address differences in tax relief