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The Bank of England's decision to expand its quantitative easing programme by £75bn may well provide a much-needed boost to the UK economy.

The coalition is considering delaying auto-enrolment and a delay of more than 12 months will mean the reform package is effectively over, former Chancellor Alistair Darling told reporters.

UK - Lord Hutton admitted the Labour administration's pension reform package did not go far enough and may have "made matters worse".

Lord Hutton admitted the Labour administration's pension reform package did not go far enough and may have "made matters worse".

Outgoing National Association of Pension Funds chairman Lindsay Tomlinson has urged schemes to demand more from the organisation and band together to lobby government more effectively.

NAPF chairman Lindsay Tomlinson explains why quantitative easing is so bad for UK pension schemes...

The National Association of Pension Funds has called on The Pensions Regulator to consider a range of options to help pension funds struggling to deal with the impact of quantitative easing.

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Jonathan Stapleton on the fall out from QE2

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