Shift from RPI to CPI spells £76.6bn bonanza for schemes

Jonathan Stapleton
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The government has calculated the move from RPI to CPI indexation for occupational schemes could reduce the value of pension rights by as much as £76.6bn over 15 years.

In an impact assessment, published alongside its consultation on the switch, the government said the main cost of this policy was to members of private sector defined benefit pension schemes who wi...

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