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With the party political conference season in full swing, Emma Dunkley, Giovanni Legorano and Tom Selby ask well-known industry figures what are the key reforms the next government should make, mistakes it should avoid, and whether there should be an independent pensions commission to provide long-term continuity over pensions policy

1. What is the first pensions reform the next government should make? 2. What is the one pensions mistake any new government should avoid? 3. Should the next government establish a permanent ...

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