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Passing of legislation represents significant victory for Bolsonaro
There is a rising risk that savers will face inadequate incomes in retirement
Financial engineering allows buyouts to extract superior returns without running companies better
Employers approach minister about setting up new-style CDC arrangements
Light-touch regulation continues to fail retail investors
Pension fund exposure to alternative assets hits a record high.
The work of pension pools is threatened by the oversimplification of challenges
What millennials want from their money; the battle over rules to protect US borrowers; do budgeting apps work?; the payroll platform helping workers escape the payday loan trap; stopping fraud against older people; the FT’s personal finance editor on money and emotion
Marriage entitles you to substantial tax benefits, but some couples would rather keep quiet about tying the knot
Backdating of proposed changes urged so doctors have an incentive to work additional shifts
Changing nature of retirement to be discussed with FT’s Josephine Cumbo and Claer Barrett
Money purchase annual allowance system leaves savers exposed to tax traps
Francesca Federico turned her teenage interest into a thriving business
Tighter rules on best practice in switching retirement schemes still divides opinion
Peter Tsukazaki is happy with his island life away from the US mainland
Economies of scale are working in favour bigger groups
A successful claim could complicate the lingering appeal of old-style pension schemes
The fifth annual line-up of elite advisers on defined contribution plans, state by state
Millennials’ pressure likely to tip balance in employer schemes
French president grapples with widespread backlash against proposed overhaul
Provider reviewing 183,000 annuity sales after being fined by regulator
Judges rule change in retirement age is not a matter for the courts
Your savings are just one aspect to consider of life after full-time work
Retirees do not expect a pension group they chose for supposed stability to flog their life savings
