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Sales of enhanced annuities fell by 29% in the first quarter of 2016 against the same period in 2015, risk consultant Willis Towers Watson has said.

An increased number of penalties have been issued to employers who do not comply with automatic enrolment, The Pension Regulator has said. It urged small and micro employers to engage early with automatic enrolment to avoid the risk of a fine.

The Pension Protection Fund (PPF) has updated its plans for the third levy triennium, which will start in 2018.

Insurance brokers have put the retention of ‘passporting’ at the top of their list of 11 concerns following the EU referendum.

Car premiums have started to increase in price while those for homes have continued their upward trend, the AA has said.

A higher proportion of older people are concerned about their financial future since the EU referendum, the Aviva Real Retirement Report has found.

Bank of England measures deemed “toxic combination” for pensioners and savers

The Pensions Regulator’s new code of practice for defined contribution (DC) pension schemes has taken effect.

The government has hurriedly distanced itself from former pensions minister Ros Altmann’s questioning of the viability of the triple lock.

The Court of Appeal has provisionally ruled that the limits on the Pension Protection Fund’s compensation for final salary scheme members may be incompatible with European Law, potentially opening the way to a challenge to the terms of the fund.