Aegon calls on parties to tackle 'pension crunch'

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Aegon is calling for a radical shake-up of the pensions system, urging the next Government to review auto enrolment and end the "salami slicing" of tax relief.

The insurer says the current pensions framework is unsustainable and is pushing for a comprehensive re-think of the system to encourage more people to save. In its manifesto The Pensions Crunch: proposals for change it says the next Government must ensure measures taken to plug the short-term hole in public finances do not come at the expense of neglecting the longevity challenge. The UK's long term economic growth, it says, is threatened by a "pensions crunch" which has to be tackled now to prevent serious problems for future generations. In order to create a sustainable savings c...

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