NHS is not responsible for tapered allowance issues, says industry

James Phillips
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The vast majority of this week’s 120 Pensions Buzz respondents rejected the idea that the NHS should bear any responsibility for members facing tax bills due to the tapered annual allowance.

They also answered questions on how they would vote in the general election if it was based solely on pensions policies, GMP equalisation timescales, and Pension Protection Fund benefits. Read t...

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