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Although the Pensions Bill was published last December, here we are in the last gasps of summer, and it's not yet law. In a way, this is good news. Its progress through the House of Lords was held up by the extended time in committee, as peers challenged the draft legislation. The Bill returns to the Lords in early October, and we expect Royal Assent in November. Now, before the political hostilities resume, is the perfect time to take stock. I agree with the main thrust to get more people saving more money through new employer responsibilities of automatic enrolment into a pension sche...

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