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The October 2004 issue of Pensions World

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COMMENT	3
It's a tragedy A Terry Faulkner searches for a meaningful ending to the government's harrowing narrative of calamity.

CURRENT EVENTS	5/6/8/11/12/13/14
A summary of news, including: Final salary closures slow Annuity apathy 9m women in pensions gender gap	5 5 6 8

PRESSING THE POINT	17
How the mighty have fallen David Willetts MP gets passionate about Conservative plans to restore UK long term saving to its former glory	5

VIEWPOINT	18
Getting sidetracked Are we taking too many detours on our quest to solve the savings crisis? asks Mike Morrison.

PENSIONS FOR EXPATS	21
Great expat-tations Have pensions spread their wings as the world has got smaller, or is border control as tight as ever? James Thomas packs his bag and peruses the post-2006 brochure.

COMMUNICATION	25
Converting the masses Andrew Riley explains how employers should heed the new behavioural doctrine on pension communication that is charging from the gates of Westminster.

EXONERATION CLAUSES	27
Protect yourself Trusteeship can be a hazardous business, but there is a crucial balance to strike with protective cover. Ian Greenstreet inspects the hardhats.

SURVEY OF CONSULTANTS	29
Calling the tune Is it possible to look regulatory and funding problems in the face and still carry a tune? Allison Plager assesses consultants' mood and tempo.

REBALANCING ASSETS	33
Perfect poise In the first of two articles Roger Dennis questions the wisdom and stability of portfolio rebalancing .

SMALL COMPANIES	36
Lean and nimble Whichever way the market has headed lately, small companies have managed to outmanoeuvre their larger peers. Jamie Stewart sizes them up.

EQUITIES	37
Nose to the grindstone It is time for fund managers to roll up their sleeves to get the most out of equities in a more subdued market, asserts Richard Buxton .

DC INVESTMENT	42
Auto transmission Giving members a more sensible default option may mean a smoother drive, says Charl Cronje .

REGULAR FEATURES
Claims of pensioner ‘bullying' go round parliament (p39), Robin Ellison looks at new disability regulations (p41) and personal pensions are explained (p45).
Letters Courses and seminars Political stage Points of law NAPF Update Beginners' page Association Forum Tax and benefit notes Pensions Progress	12 13 39 41 43 45 46 47 49

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