David Kingman reports on the initiation of a new government inquiry into final salary pension schemes
Category: Pensions
New report warns of potential risks of auto-enrolment
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?
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
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
David Kingman reports on the recent warning from the Work and Pensions select committee that the “flat-rate” state pension has been widely misunderstood
Will the government be forced to cut pensioner benefits?
David Kingman argues that the government may have effectively left itself no choice but to address the rising cost of pensioner benefits
IDS Resignation: “helping people who don’t vote for us”
Angus Hanton, co-founder of IF, points to the intergenerational lessons in recent Conservative Party ructions
Was this really a Budget for “the next generation?” (Part 2)
In the second of a two-part series about the recent Budget speech, David Kingman looks at what it could mean for younger and future generations
Was this really a Budget for “the next generation?” (Part 1)
In the first of a two-part series about the recent Budget speech, David Kingman looks at what it could mean for younger and future generations
Government announces further review of increases in the state pension age
David Kingman reports on the recent announcement of a further review of the state pension age by the government, and what it could mean for young people