Introduction of stakeholder pensions – designed to boost pension savings among lower and middle-income earners. Legislation introduces a cap on charges, and requires all employers with more than 5 employees to offer access to a scheme. But employers do not have to contribute so take-up is muted.
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- Lord Turner – Reforms to last a lifetime
- Sir Stephen Timms MP – Act now for change later
- Otto Thoresen – Misplaced scepticism on AE
- Sir Steve Webb – Making pensions fit for automatic enrolment
- Baroness Ros Altmann – Pension paradise almost lost
- Catherine Howarth – Fostering a new era of responsible investment
- Chris Curry – More to be done
- Dale Critchley – A race half run
- Steve Watson – The good, the bad and the opportunity
- Jamie Jenkins – Building on the success of automatic enrolment
- Gail Izat – What will the next 10 years bring?
- Helen Dean – Q&A: Pensions policy through consensus
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