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Category: Pensions

The IFS: millennials have half the wealth of those born a decade earlier

Posted 4th October 2016 & filed under Blog, Housing, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at the latest economic research into the plight of the millennial generation

The Elephant in the Room: Is it inevitable that the “DB Pension Promise” will be broken?

Posted 28th September 2016 & filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

Pensions expert and IF supporter Daryl Boxall explains why Defined Benefit pensions are likely to prove unsustainable – and why younger generations may not want to carry the burden of funding them

Who pays for low interest rates?

Posted 14th September 2016 & filed under Blog, Housing, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

Tom Anderson, a second year PPE student, examines the intergenerational impact of the Bank of England’s interest rate cut

Does increased longevity have to mean greater costs?

Posted 31st August 2016 & filed under Ageing, Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

Welcome though increased longevity might be, it also implies longer retirement, with economic burdens that society is ill-prepared to meet. But as IF co-founder Angus Hanton suggests, there are ways to soften the impact

Parliamentary report into BHS highlights problems with defined-benefit pension schemes

Posted 26th July 2016 & filed under Blog, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at what the House of Commons Work and Pensions select committee inquiry into the collapse of BHS had to say about defined benefit pension schemes

New government inquiry to consider “radical” solutions to final salary pensions crisis

Posted 10th June 2016 & filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman reports on the initiation of a new government inquiry into final salary pension schemes

New report warns of potential risks of auto-enrolment

Posted 24th May 2016 & filed under Blog, Pensions.

David Kingman looks at a recent parliamentary report which casts doubt on the likely long-term success of pensions auto-enrolment

Does the BHS collapse have an intergenerational dimension?

Posted 10th May 2016 & filed under Blog, Intergenerational Justice, Pensions.

David Kingman ponders the intergenerational implications of British Home Stores’ recent slide into administration

New report: women saving too little into pensions because of “male breadwinner” model

Posted 29th April 2016 & filed under Blog, Pensions, Projects.

David Kingman looks at the findings of a new report which argues that women’s pension saving is still being held back by an old-fashioned “male breadwinner” model in families

New report: most people don’t understand state pension changes

Posted 4th April 2016 & filed under Blog, Pensions.

David Kingman reports on the recent warning from the Work and Pensions select committee that the “flat-rate” state pension has been widely misunderstood

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