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Pension
A pension is a payment made to people who have retired from work. In the UK, there is the State Pension, which is paid to retired people over the age of 65 if they have paid National Insurance contributions. In addition, many people pay into a pension scheme throughout their working lives – a pension scheme is a long-term savings plan which provides people with additional income in retirement. All UK employers are now required to offer Workplace Pensions to their employees.
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China's Retirement Age Reform: Addressing an Aging Population and Pension Crisis
16th September 2024
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2023 Budget - A Budget for the Rich?
20th March 2023
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Is the UK government planning to raise the pension age (again)?
26th January 2023
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How a worker exodus is hitting growth in the UK
20th December 2022
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Should rich pensioners be taxed more heavily?
16th February 2017
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Intergenerational equity - older voters are richer than ever
9th December 2019
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University pensions dispute and the life-cycle theory
28th February 2018
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State Pension Age of 68 is Brought Forward
20th July 2017
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Pension Crisis Threatens Young
6th July 2017