pensions

Pension fund deficits have been a controversial topic for investors for some time. In 2016, both the British Steel pension issues and the BHS/Sir Philip Green saga have been front page news, writes RWC's John Innes.

Diverted from two-body plan

"To protect more than a million financial services jobs"

Will have to provide cost breakdown

For much of the 20th century, understanding the demographic changes in the Western world would have allowed you to predict government bond yields pretty accurately.

What is wrong with pensions? Too complex, too expensive, deficits too wide, members don't save enough, too much regulation, too many unscrupulous employers, too many lazy members, too much interference from politicians.

Will new Prime Minister attack pension benefits?

Replaced by Watford MP Harrington

Ros Altmann has left her role as pensions minister and has called on government to radically reform the pension system.

Chaired by NEST CIO Fawcett