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Lessons from New Zealand's Retirement Commission for UK policy on financial awareness and advice
The Resolution Foundation commissioned the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) in early 2006 to investigate how the Retirement Commission encourages greater financial awareness and provides financial...
01 JUN 2006
01 JUN 2006
Transition Trade-offs: Options for state pension reform
This paper analyses in detail 8 alternative state pension reform options that make different trade-offs to those made by the Pensions Commission, and evaluates them against the Government's 5 tests...
01 MAY 2006
01 MAY 2006
NPSS policy and design choices
This paper explores the lessons for UK's proposed National Pensions Savings Scheme from the only other planned national auto-enrolment scheme: KiwiSaver in New Zealand....
02 APR 2006
02 APR 2006
PPI modelling of EOC proposals
The Equal Opportunities Commission (EOC) has been developing proposals for reform of state pensions policy and commissioned the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) to provide an independent assessment of...
01 APR 2006
01 APR 2006
Shaping a stable pensions solution
There is now consensus on the UK's pensions problem and that reform of the state pension system is needed. The pensions community wants a simple and sustainable solution.
Shaping a stable pensions...
01 MAR 2006
01 MAR 2006
Initial Response to the Pensions Commission Second Report
A brief initial analysis of the Pensions Commission's Second Report....
01 FEB 2006
01 FEB 2006
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