UK government mulls new tax rules on pensions
UK - The government is looking at new tax rules that would lead to more clarity and less cost on pensions, according to pensions minister Stephen Timms.
Timms told delegates at the Society of Pensions Consultants’ annual conference that pensions have reached a “critical juncture”, with some 3 million people “seriously” under providing for their pensions...
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