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The implications of the Coalition Government’s reforms for members of the public service pension schemes
This report and briefing paper sets out the PPI’s independent assessment of the potential impact of the Coalition Government’s proposed reforms to the public service pension schemes on the value of...
23 OCT 2012
23 OCT 2012
The changing landscape of pension schemes in the private sector in the UK
Private sector pension provision in the UK has been changing over the last forty years. Defined Benefit pension schemes have been in decline since the late 1960s. By contrast, Defined Contribution...
27 JUN 2012
27 JUN 2012
Retirement income and assets: the implications for retirement income of Government policies to extend working lives
The sixth report in the PPI's Retirement Income and Assets series considers the implications for retirement income of Government policies to extend working lives. The PPI would like to thank the...
25 APR 2012
25 APR 2012
Closing the gap: the choices and factors that can affect private pension income in retirement
The NAPF commissioned the PPI to illustrate the impact that a number of choices and factors can have on the level of private pension income in retirement.
When saving for retirement in a Defined...
09 FEB 2012
09 FEB 2012
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