The way in which consumers live and work is changing and these factors are influencing which features people need from a pension. The government is responding to social change with proposals for later retirement and automatic enrolment of employees into a National Pension Savings Scheme (NPSS) from 2012. Changes at the national level are needed in order to manage the existing and continuing liability of the state pension and to ...
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10th March 2008
The government has announced plans to pilot a new service offering free generic financial advice to consumers 
8th October 2007
Senior executives believe that company pension schemes are hitting competitiveness. But it's a different matter when it comes to funding their own retirement.
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