The April 2002 issue of Pensions World

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COMMENT
  • The truth and the hype - Pensions are causing a publicity brouhaha at the moment. But is some accuracy getting lost in the commotion? wonders NAPF Chairman Peter Thompson
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NAPF CONFERENCE
  • Living with Myners - Roving reporter and whiskey drinker James Thomas snoops around the big event in Edinburgh
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CURRENT EVENTS
A summary of current news including:

Pensions Crisis
MFR relaxation
Trustees in the dock

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PROPERTY SURVEY
  • Building blocks - Have pension funds neglected property for too long? Howard McWilliam weighs up the case and starts throwing Lego bricks at scheme managers.
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ABI ANNUITIES CONFERENCE

  • Annuities: any answers? - As the Government’s annuity consultation document crashes onto the scene, James Thomas crashes into the resulting ABI seminar… and wonders where the whiskey is.
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ANNUITIES

  • A juggling act  - Ever keen to develop his showmanship, Billy Burrows has a new routine: in lavish dress, he keeps four wads of cash in the air while explaining the complexity of the annuities market
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STAKEHOLDER SURVEY

  • Plenty at stake - A year after their launch, Allison Plager looks at the health of stakeholders and, just for fun, nails the entire DWP cabinet to a wooden post.
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           PENSIONS FOR HIGH FLYERS
  • To cap it all - The pension cap has "I am 13" written on it. Mick Calvert finds out what this means for executives’ benefit packages as well as their sense of style
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           DB SCHEMES AND VOLATILITY
  • Turbulent times - With the ‘fasten seatbelt’ sign flashing up and the equity jet wavering again, Mark Duke wonders how he can prevent the plastic tray of dividends from ending up in his lap
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REGULAR FEATURES
Political Stage
The vanishing act: Sue Ward, mirroring the revision of the national pension amount estimate, pops Alistair Darling into a black hat and makes him disappear
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Points of Law
A labour of love: Reactions to the word "remuneration" waver between love and obsession. Robin Ellison pins down a definition and its relevance to the fate of DB pensions.
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Tax and benefit notes
Family matters: To what extent does looking after the little sprogs impact pension contributions? Helen-Mary Finney shows where employment legislation meets pushchairs
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Courses and seminars
Letters
NAPF update  45
Association forum 48
Pensions progress 48
Statistics 49

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