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Labour lobby v labour pension discussion; which would you go to?
It’s interesting to see the ways that two organisations take politics. I am talking about attending and presenting ideas at the Labour Party Conference and how the Social Market Foundation work with the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries to get … Continue reading
What will the IFS pension review – do?
Last week the Institute of Fiscal Studies launched a major project reviewing the UK pension system and the future of financial security in retirement. It will do so not with public money but with money from a trust set up … Continue reading
Pensioner First
A consistent theme of the pension reforms we have witnessed over the past five years has been a focus on the consumer of pension savings – the pensioner. Set in the wider context of welfare policy, the proposals to re-align … Continue reading
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