PPF levy ceiling raised by 3.6%

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The Pension Protection Fund levy ceiling will increase by 3.6% in 2009/10, a parliamentary paper reveals.

A further draft statutory instrument - which needs to be approved by parliament - stated the levy ceiling will be £863,412,967 in 2009/10. The ceiling is the maximum amount the PPF is allowed to ...

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