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The November 2004 issue of Pensions World

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COMMENT	3
Battle of the sexes Saving for a pension is a considerable financial hurdle – do women have even further to jump? Stephanie Hawthorne calls for more equality.

CURRENT EVENTS	5/6/8/10/11/13
A summary of news, including: Turner: lighting the debate AVC safety net holes	5 5 11

PMI AUTUMN CONFERENCE	14
Autumn serenades Was it a bumper harvest of optimism at the PMI this year, or a knuckling down for a troublesome winter? James Thomas examines the fruits	5

PROFILE	17
A nation on the turn Howard McWilliam talks to the man of the moment, Adair Turner, about his Commission's findings, the future of UK pensions and his own retirement aspirations .

PAN-EUROPEAN PENSIONS	21
Border control A pension meets some pretty rough tax treatment at the border of certain EU states. The European Commission wants to sort out five culprits in particular, as Joanna Matthews explains.

US EQUITIES	22
Keeping the engine running The US economy drives all world markets – so where might it lead us in 2005? Howard McWilliam examines the stimulus it needs to stay on the road.

RISK SHARING	26
Share and share alike Finding a balance of risk between employer and employee is essential. James Thomas sets the scales .

DC/GPP SURVEY	29
Simmering nicely Whether DC or GPP is your favourite dish depends on your particular palette. Allison Plager surveys the market for the flavour of the moment and asks if simplification is shaking up the kitchen.

COMMUNICATIONS 2006	35
Distilling the message Peter McInulty and Keith Webster offer brewing advice to give members the right concoction of information as tax simplification approaches.

DC COMMUNICATIONS	37
Playing catch up Not much stands still in the race of DC communication: unless schemes move forward they will fall behind. Richard Ascough hands out training advice and energy drinks .

FOCUS ON PENSION LAWYERS	40
Law of the land With all the pending development in the legislative wilderness, pensions lawyers are in great demand. An extract from this year's Legal 500 rounds up the best of the bunch.

REGULAR FEATURES
Sue Ward reports on rewriting of pension policy (p43), Robin Ellison considers residency (p45) and beginners are shown the wider benefits picture (p46).
Letters Courses and seminars Association Forum Political stage Points of law Beginners' page Trustee Topics NAPF Update Tax and benefit notes Pensions Progress Statistics	8 10 13 43 45 46 48 49 50 52 53

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