Automatic enrolment could more than double the numbers saving in DC schemes by 2030, according to the Pensions Policy Institute.
A new directory of regulated financial advisers risks failing in its aims if it insists upon a no minimum pot policy, its creators have been warned.
The invention of a time machine may be essential for babies born today to secure a comfortable retirement.
Nearly a third of people in their 40s have no plans at all to fund their retirement and one in ten say they will 'work until they drop'.
A new investment option is available to LV= clients via the firm's Sipp and personal pension.
People aged 50 and above are turning to Sipps in their droves following the overhaul in the pensions system, according to Liberty Sipp.
Younger women are misjudging the pot they will need to fund their desired income in retirement by more than £400,000.
The Association of Investment Companies has backed the idea of giving retirees vouchers for pension advice and questioned the Government's 'curious' approach to the guidance guarantee.
Nearly a quarter of over 55s would trust professional financial advisers to provide the retirement planning service pledged in the Government's guidance guarantee, a survey suggests.
A director of a pensions firm has backed the idea of providing the Government's promised guidance guarantee online.
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