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The under-pensioned: disabled people and people from ethnic minorities
Research by the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) in 2003 investigated the future pension incomes of women, disabled and ethnic minority people. It constructed hypothetical case studies who have the...
01 DEC 2008
01 DEC 2008
Would allowing early access to pension savings increase retirement incomes
Some stakeholders have argued that allowing early access to pension saving, for example, for a first-home or in circumstances of financial hardship, could encourage more people to save in a pension....
01 NOV 2008
01 NOV 2008
An assessment of the Government's reforms to public sector pensions
The public sector employers and unions have been discussing reform proposals to all major public sector pension schemes since 2002. The implementation of the final set of reforms has once again...
16 OCT 2008
16 OCT 2008
Maintaining consensus: long-term goals for the UK pensions system and options for ongoing policy review
While there has been much debate in recent years about the details of different pensions policy proposals and the unavoidable trade-offs that must be made, there has been less debate about the...
07 JAN 2008
07 JAN 2008
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