Committees

Protecting pension savers – five years on from the Pension Freedoms: Accessing pension savings

Inquiry

This inquiry is looking at how savers are prepared and protected to move from saving for retirement to using their pension savings.

This is the second of our three-part inquiry, looking at decisions make about accessing their pensions. We concluded taking evidence on our first part, pension scams, in January 2021. We are interested in:

• The options open to people when they come to access their pensions

• The advice and guidance which is available

• The information people need to make an informed choice about retirement products.

Read the call for evidence to find out more about the inquiry

Work news

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Lack of guidance for pension savers risks freedoms ‘failure’, MPs warn
The work and pensions committee publishes a report on protecting pension savers
18 January 2022
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Pensions Minister and Economic Secretary to the Treasury questioned on accessing pension savings
Work and Pensions Committee examine issues raised during the inquiry so far
4 November 2021
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Work and Pensions Committee holds session on Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) pension schemes
The Work and Pensions Committee continues its inquiry into accessing pension savings with a session focusing on Collective Defined Contribution (CDC) pension schemes.
22 October 2021
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Committee to question Pensions Regulator, FCA and MaPS
Committee to question Pensions Regulator, FCA and MaPS
20 September 2021
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Committee to question pensions industry representatives
Committee to question representatives from the pensions industry
16 July 2021
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Accessing pension savings inquiry: Work and Pensions Committee to hold first oral evidence session
The Work and Pensions Committee is holding the first oral evidence in the inquiry examining the options open to people when they come to access their pensions, and the advice and guidance which is available
14 June 2021
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Contact us

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  • Email: workpencom@parliament.uk
  • Phone: 020 7219 8976 | 020 7219 1679 (Media)
  • Address: Work and Pensions Committee | House of Commons | London | SW1A 0AA