Concerns about the suitability of auto-enrolling certain people into personal accounts need to be taken into account by the government.
In its latest briefing note ‘Pension reform: is there consensus?’ the Pension Policy Institute (PPI) analysed the responses of 24 organisations to the government’s white paper on pensions reform to assess how much agreement there is within the industry. It says the analysis provides a “partial snapshot” and warns it should not be “over-interpreted” as it says it is intended to highlight the current state of opinion on pension reform and how it has shifted since the last PPI “stocktake” in October 2005. The PPI points out many of the responses focus on the policy of personal accounts, an...
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