Miliband's tax pledge will undermine pensions

With the general election almost upon us we eagerly await news telling us what Cameron, Miliband et al want to do to our pension system should they be elected.

Helen Morrissey
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With the general election almost upon us we eagerly await news telling us what Cameron, Miliband et al want to do to our pension system should they be elected.

We've already been through a lot in recent years, but it would seem the fun just does not stop. Tax relief looks likely to be tinkered with further. Last week, Ed Miliband said that if Labour ge...

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