The third and final report from the Pensions Commission has received a muted response from both the government and the insurance industry.
Aiming to address the issues raised by the Second report, the document reiterates the Commission’s belief auto-enrolment, employer contributions, state pension reform and the introduction of a National Pension Savings Scheme (NPSS) are the best ways forward for pension reform. Responding to the publication of the third report, Stephen Timms, Minister for Pension Reform, says: "I want to thank the Pensions Commission for its hugely valuable work over the last three years. The Commission's ideas have formed the framework for the national debate on the future shape of the pensions system - o...
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