Tax relief should not be slashed for older workers to help the young
PP research shows stark opposition to reduction of tax relief.
This week 80 respondents took part in Pensions Buzz and answered questions about tax relief, national retirement targets and biometrics. To see the results in full click here. An overwhelming...
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