State pension age starts to increase for women, rising from 60 to 65. Initially this is to be phased in by April 2020, but under the Pensions Act 2011 this is brought forward to November 2018 .
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- Baroness Ros Altmann – Pension paradise almost lost
- Catherine Howarth – Fostering a new era of responsible investment
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- Dale Critchley – A race half run
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