The Department of Work and Pensions' proposals for the pensions and savings credit is to be scrutini...
The Department of Work and Pensions' proposals for the pensions and savings credit is to be scrutinised by a select committee. The Work and Pensions Select Committee is to examine a number of issues raised by the policy announced in the November pre-Budget statement. Areas of investigation include the role of the credit in the Government's overall pensions strategy, the method of uprating the pensions credit and the long-term implications of the chosen method of topping up the credit. Other factors that will be looked at will include the effect of increased means-testing on incentives...
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