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pension reform

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Are the pieces falling into place for pension reform?

Pension reform is continuing at a relentless pace but can the industry keep up? Helen Morrissey reports

clock 24 November 2010 •

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Video: Rachel Reeves questions coalition CPI switch

Labour shadow pensions minister Rachel Reeves explains to Sebastian Cheek why the government's indexation switch needs further thought.

clock 18 November 2010 •

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Shadow pensions minister attacks auto-enrolment thresholds

Upping the earnings threshold for auto-enrolment into occupational pension schemes will hit women and part-time, agency and temporary staff, shadow pensions minister Rachel Reeves says.

clock 28 October 2010 •

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Call for NEST to remove annual contribution limit and transfer ban

The annual contribution cap and pension transfer ban should be retained in NEST's initial period but it is essential they are both reviewed in 2017, David Yeandle says.

clock 27 October 2010 •

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Age limit on auto-enrolment worries Aegon

Failure to reduce the upper age limit on auto-enrolment into workplace pensions from state pension age (SPA) may mean workers near retirement will lose their savings to means testing, Aegon says.

clock 27 October 2010 •

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Under 10% of firms will level-down pension schemes: Webb

Pensions minister Steve Webb offered reassurance auto-enrolment and NEST would not lead businesses to ‘dumb down' their pension schemes.

clock 27 October 2010 •

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DWP simplifies criteria for 'good' pension schemes

The auto-enrolment review has proposed radically simplifying the certification process for existing workplace schemes.

clock 27 October 2010 •

Investment

French pension bill faces final vote

The controversial bill to raise the French state pension age from 60 to 62 will face a vote in the lower house of parliament today following approval in the senate yesterday.

clock 27 October 2010 •

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Raising NEST limit excludes millions of women

Pensions minister Steve Webb has admitted over 500,000 women would be excluded from NEST under plans to raise the earnings threshold for inclusion from £5,035 to £7,500.

clock 26 October 2010 •

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Thousands of public servants offered early retirement

Over 100,000 civil servants will qualify for retirement aged 50 on final salary pensions as part of the coalition's cuts to public sector jobs.

clock 25 October 2010 •
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