I suspect that there will be a lot of private sector employees, encouraged by the likes of the Daily Mail, who will complain about pubic
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Fair pensions debate – why trust beats contract
I have been reflecting further on the Fair Pensions debate on fiduciary duty yesterday evening. One speaker – and I do not have his name
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Pension trustees have no duty to maximise short term returns
The Fair Pension campaign’s launch of its new report on fiduciary duty is fascinating. In the pension context they argue that the prevailing interpretations of
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Time for reform of the duties of pension trustees – because a quick buck is not the basis on which to build our future
I’m going to the launch event for a new report this afternoon. Issued by the Fair Pensions campaign, it’s on a them with which I
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The greatest ill facing our society is the lack of social housing – and we could solve it with pension fund cash
There’s thoughtful consideration on this issue – and the problems a lack of new social housing building has caused – at the Green Benches blog
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The fundamental pension contract
All recent debates about pensions have worried me. Lord Turner got it wrong when undertaking his review which will result in near- compulsory private sector
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Public back decent public sector pensions
A poll commissioned by Prospect, a trade union, on public sector pensions reveals that pubic attitudes to public sector pensions are not quite what the
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Public sector pensions – a response
As economists we are opposed to the public sector pension reforms proposed by this government and Lord Hutton. Public sector pensions are far more efficient
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Tackling the boomer pension crisis – by putting people to work
Phillip Inman at the Guardian argued yesterday that: We need to address the question of how we can make a fairer society, and part of
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