Have your say: will we all have to work until we are 85?
This week we want to know if people are doomed to work until they are 85 to secure a decent retirement income, and if the financial well-being of the young is being sacrificed for the old.
Also, is the government wrong to think that "bigger is better" when it wants to pool 89 LGPS funds into six large groups, and has the industry moved too fast on freedom and choice?
Finally, will 2016 be the make or break year for master trusts with the smaller ones being swallowed by the larger ones?
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