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A landmark year?
Pension funds must decide if their social, environmental and ethical investment practices are adequate, says Louise Rouse
Bolt from the blue
What started life as an obscure aside in the closing stages of the June emergency Budget has transformed into a lightening bolt for the whole pensions industry.
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Best of the commentators
A summary of the best financial commentators
Taking the risk of transfers
Our stance on ETVs is tough but fair, says Carl Davey of the Pensions Regulator
Getting America to LOVE annuities
David C John explains some of the challenges involved in encouraging annuitisation in the US – and identifies lessons for the UK market
The great escape
It was the harshest Budget for a generation. Chancellor George Osborne promised to be “tough” but “fair” – “everyone will share” he warned. And so it was. Unions threw up their hands in anguish over public sector pay freezes. Business leaders...
Keep it simple
Employees are put off by the needless complexity of retirement savings, says Michael Johnson
A better pension for the pound
Collective DC pensions can be more effective than individual pots, says David Pitt-Watson
Local largesse
In the US as in the UK, the cost of meeting public sector pension liabilities is a problem says Philip Coggan
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Best of the commentators
A summary of the best financial commentators
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Quotes of the month
A pick of the best quotes from July 2010
Inflate of the nation
Is there more to the move from RPI to CPI than an attempt to reduce scheme deficits? Philip Coggan thinks so
A very international pension
A new proposal from the EU could have far-reaching consequences for UK pensions
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Best of the commentators
A summary of the best financial commentators
Sins of the fathers
Pensions for the baby boomer generation could shape the course of the coalition says Philip Coggan
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Best of the commentators
A summary of the best financial commentators
Stagnate, inflate
Handling sovereign debt will be the biggest dilemma of the next phase in the financial crisis, says Philip Coggan
