Only a few years ago, proposals made by Alan Pickering were slammed for suggesting reductions in workplace pensions and the furore over Gordon Brown's £5bn a year tax raid on pensions is still getting major headlines. So it seems strange that a current consultation exercise which proposes even more fundamental changes seems to be passing largely unnoticed. There have been so many pension consultations already this year, this one may simply have slipped under the radar. Or it may be that the very short period to reply to such major, wide-ranging proposals hasn't allowed sufficient time to ...
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