Personal Accounts could be of more benefit to the economy than the London Olympics, it has been claimed.
Following this weeks 2008 Budget announcement, consumers could find their finances affected in a number of different ways.
Young consumers are not putting enough funds aside for their retirement, new figures reveal.
A new think tank report has found that the cost associated with private sector pensions has soared in the last decade.
Clearly defined roles typically lead couples to a more financially secure retirement, it has been claimed.
Pensions could become more costly for Britons in light of revised mortality expectations, it is warned.
The government has been criticised by Court of Appeal judges for rejecting a parliamentary ombudsman report into the occupational pensions dispute.
Britons who were unable to file their tax return online yesterday have until midnight to avoid a penalty, it is revealed.
A mis-selling case between Equitable Life and 407 of its annuity holders has been settled, it has emerged.
The laws relating to data protection must be tightened to prevent further high-profile leaks, a government committee warns.
The amount of money being put into pension schemes is limited by Britons debt, it has been claimed.
The UKs workplace pensions environment could be changing over the coming years, research reveals.
Financial assistance has been promised by the government to around 140,000 people left out of pocket by the collapse of workplace pension schemes.
It could still be a bright Christmas for Britons who have lost their pensions - but only if the government helps out, it has been claimed.
A new version of the Banking Code is not to outlaw discrimination on the grounds of age, it has emerged.
UK pension holders could be facing a postcode lottery if they obtain a product from Legal & General, it has emerged.
Up to 15,000 Standard Life customers may be at increased risk of identity fraud, it has been revealed.
Consumers could be losing out on their pensions by forgetting where their savings are held, it has been claimed.
Consumers should not "put all their eggs in one basket" when arranging their investments, it is warned.
The pensions deficit has closed since 2006, it has been revealed.
Up to half a million pensioners are facing poverty during their retirement, research claims.
Pensioners are increasingly likely to afford luxuries to make their retirement more enjoyable, it has emerged.
Inflation in real terms bites hardest in retirement, according to the Alliance Trust.
Tony Blairs legacy as prime minister could be financial stability after retirement, according to an expert.
Wills may be used to protect child investments, AA Legal Services states.
Although financial concerns are a major worry for many Britons, this declines following retirement, research has found.
The majority of the worlds population is not preparing adequately enough for its retirement, according to Norwich Unions parent company Aviva.
Financial services provider Norwich Union has released a pension calculator to make retirement slightly easier.
Pensioners are facing a financial "squeeze" following retirement, according to Norwich Union.
New research has suggested that Britons are not being realistic when it comes to saving for their retirement.
A new report indicates that Brits are saving hard for rainy days.
Prudential has observed how much financial advice has changed since the 1970s.
One year after the Pensions Regulator was set up, its first annual report has been published.
New research from the Department for Work and Pensions has revealed that there is strong support among the public for personal pension accounts.
Pensions experts have claimed that using a pension to pay for a holiday may not be the wisest use of the money.
The solution to the decline of final salary pension schemes may be to encourage risk sharing, the chairman of an industry association has said.
A large number of people in the UK have been put off from taking out a pension due to the industrys confusing jargon, a new report claims.
Shopping around for the best annuity can save pensioners a tidy sum, according to a new report.
A large proportion of Brits are turning to alternative pension options due to their distrust of conventional investment routes.
The government has unveiled its pensions white paper in its attempt to deal with the countrys growing pensions crisis.
Britons must realise the importance of organising their pension as soon as feasibly possible, according to the Pensions Advisory Service.
Those looking to start or change their pension have been advised to take recent changes into account.
Britons have been urged to carefully consider their pensions plans following the changes implemented earlier this month on A day.
Income from private pensions has risen three times faster than state benefits, according to a new report.
Financial advisers are predicting increased interest in self-invested personal pensions (Sipps) over the coming months, according to Assetz.
Sorting out pensions as soon as possible has been advised after new research found that just one in four people approaching retirement age feel that they are financially sorted.
Women could be missing out on the benefits that stakeholder pensions offer, according to HSBC.
Asking whether it is possible to buy a weeks worth of food and non-alcoholic drinks on £20.73, Virgin Money (VM) has highlighted the grim reality of a state pension.
Lord Turners Pension Commission has been attacked for not encouraging pensioners to have more "fun".
UK employees could be left behind by new pension changes, according to a new study.
