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Lib Dems moot 'pensions for mortgages' scheme The Liberal Democrats are to propose a scheme whereby parents could use a portion of their pension savings to help their children get on the property ladder. Under the plans, which are set to be unveiled this week at the party's annual conference in Brighton, a future lump sum pension payout would be used to guarantee the mortgage. The party says the extra security could result in making homes more attainable, as it could mean young people having to save up for a smaller deposit. To read more click HERE  Aviva launches auto-enrolme...

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