From the Guardian this morning: John Hutton says taxpayers can no longer afford to support the pensions of state employees (Report, 8 October). Unfortunately,
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The ConDems just don’t get the absurdity of their proposals on university fees. I’m not saying Labour did either (except in Wales and Scotland) but
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John Hutton, who once claimed to be a Labour minister but always seemed more like a Tory, has delivered his report on public sector pensions.
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I note the absurd comments made yesterday by  Lindsay Tomlinson at the conference of the National Association of Pension Funds. He told the organisation, of
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I am intrigued by some early responses to ‘Making Pensions Work’ I have received on this blog and have read in some (typically abusive) commentary
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Finance for the Future’s report ‘Making Pensions Work’ raises a lot of questions and makes many recommendations. This naturally gives rise to a whole range
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The Observer’s business opinion column says this morning: Baby-boomer bashing is all the rage. If the Monty Python team in their 1970s pomp were around
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The Finance for the Future’s report ‘Making Pensions Work’ when combined with my work on the tax gap  shows that there is now an alternative
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The Finance for the Future report ‘Making Pensions Work’ highlight the fact that by March 2009 almost half of all government borrowing at that time,
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