PPI launches inaugural pensions framework report

The report aims to support and inform long-term policy making in the UK pensions system

Holly Roach
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PPI launches inaugural pensions framework report

The Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) has published its first pensions framework, aiming to help support and inform long-term policy making in the UK pensions system.

The Trends, Transitions and Trade-offs in the UK Pension System report - launched today (29 November) - looks at how the system is working to support adequacy, sustainability and fairness in later ...

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