Round up - February 6

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Opt-out fear for pension plan; Savers: Alistair Darling says Budget to cut tax on pensioners' savings income; 'If I'd put my money in an ordinary bank account, it would still be there'; Airline looks to slash soaring costs

Opt-out fear for pension plan Financial Times Fears are growing that there will be a mass opt-opt from personal accounts. Elderly worse off with new pension, warns report Daily Telegraph ...

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