In many ways, this has been a radical government when it comes to pensions policy: introducing automatic enrolment from 2012; raising the retirement age in line with increased longevity; and simplifying the state pension so everyone is clear on what they can expect, and when.
That's quite a feat, and yet this great achievement has largely been delivered by consensus, given that the basis of the pensions settlement and the need for it are largely uncontroversial. Of c...
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