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COMMENTThe long viewSticking plaster solutions are simply putting off profound pain, says Stephanie Hawthorne. She recommends a longer course of treatment. |
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CURRENT EVENTSA summary of news, including:White Paper makes waves Pre-budget report roundup NAPF warns of losses Analysis: road to ruin? |
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THE GOVERNMENT VIEWPersonal organiserMinister for Pensions Reform, James Purnell, puts pen to paper to persuade PW about the case for personal accounts. |
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FUTUROLOGYPensions predictionsTim Cooper picks the brains of some pensions prophets about the future of pensions in 2007. |
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TEN YEAR OUTLOOKReading between the linesIan Pittaway turns fortune teller to read the pension industry‘s palm. The future is neither rosy nor as bleak as you might expect. |
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YOUNG PEOPLE AND PENSIONSThe roaring twentiesShaking himself out of a depression about his own financial failings, Mic Wright finds the debate around young people‘s pensions beset with flappers. |
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COMMUNICATIONHitting the snail on the headThe internet has had a revolutionary effect on scheme communications. Stuart Merry asks how long until snail mail is extinct? |
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NPSSKeep the wolf from the doorLesley Carline wonders whether discussions around the NPSS are simply howling at the moon. |
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SIPP SURVEYWide audienceAllison Plager suggests that self invested personal pensions (SIPPs) are moving from the fringe onto the main stage of mass market appeal. |
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DB to DCTurning tidesPaul Clark distributes life belts to those of you feeling all at sea about moving from defined benefit to defined contribution schemes. |
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