Five stories you might have missed this week
The biggest stories on PP this week were warnings that decent retirement could mean working until age 85, and the risks to members from pooling the Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS).
Other top stories included the Institute of Fiscal Studies saying pensions were still best for saving even higher earners get less tax relief under reforms, how a mass exodus of higher earners could harm pensions, and KPMG's hiring of a new head of pensions.
1) Royal London: Decent retirement might mean working until age 85
2) IFS: pensions still the best way to save despite tax reforms
3) PPI warns of risks arising from LGPS pooling
4) KPMG appoints head of pensions to succeed Cawley
5) Will tax relief restrictions on higher earners lead to the death of pensions?
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