Labour and Lib Dems unveil election manifestos

Kim Kaveh
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The Labour party and the Liberal Democrats have published their 2019 election manifestos, with little similarities in proposals for the future of pensions policy.

Published today (21 November), Labour stated its intention to stop people being auto-enrolled into "rip off schemes" - but did not expand on what these schemes entailed - while seeking to widen acc...

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