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Investment

Opposition give white paper lukewarm reception

The white paper on pensions reform has been given a lukewarm reception by the two opposing political parties, with the Liberal Democrats saying while some parts are welcome, the reforms will ultimately fail to deliver a pensions solution.

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Investment

Simplified, contributory state pension kicks in 2010

Reforms to the state pension system announced in the DWP white paper will see a simplified system with a contributory principle to benefit women and carers apply to all people reaching state retirement age from 2010.

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Investment

White paper needs state and private pension reform

Ahead of the publication of the white paper on pensions reform, Scottish Widows has stated the state pension system has to be reformed before a National Pension Savings Scheme (Npss) can be introduced.

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Three million to lose out on contracting -out - papers 25th May

MORE THAN THREE million people will learn they are to lose their rebates from opting out of the state second pension to fund a low-cost national savings scheme when ministers unveil a far-reaching pensions shake-up, reports The Financial Times.

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Investment

Pensioners in south-east are most well-off

Single male pensioners receive nearly twice as much income from private pensions than women, while pensioners in the South-east are wealthier than those in the Midlands, according to the latest Clerical Medical pensions report.

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White paper hides new stealth tax - papers 24th May

MILLIONS OF MIDDLE-INCOME earners will be hit by a new stealth tax hidden in the Government's pension reforms which will be unveiled tomorrow, says The Daily Telegraph .

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Investment

AIG to follow Aegon into bulk annuities market

The bulk annuities market is to gain two new entrants as AIG has announced it will be joining the UK arena, following closely on the heels of Aegon's confirmation yesterday.

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Investment

DC contracting-out to be scrapped from 2012

The white paper on pensions reform due for publication later this week will include plans to scrap the ability to contract-out of the State Second Pension (S2P) for money purchase schemes from 2012.

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Ministers ask FSA to delay RU64 removal - papers 23rd May

MINISTERS HAVE MADE A last-minute plea to the Financial Services Authority not to go ahead with plans to relax rules on selling personal pensions, laccording to leaked government documents shown to the Guardian.

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Investment

DB scheme funding affects the share prices

More than a third of companies believe the cost of funding a defined benefit (DB) pension scheme is having a negative impact on their share price, claims research from Aon Consulting.

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