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Webb’s pension reform: one more step in the nationalisation of welfare

16 January 2013

Webb’s pension reform: one more step in the nationalisation of welfare

Philip Booth
16 January 2013
Earlier this week, the government announced a new pension reform which would involve the creation of a flat-rate state pension … Continue reading “Webb’s pension reform: one more step in the nationalisation of welfare”

IDS’s pension reforms: The Good, the Bad and the Unexplained

8 March 2011

IDS’s pension reforms: The Good, the Bad and the Unexplained

Philip Booth
8 March 2011
Today’s announcement by Iain Duncan Smith that there will be a simple state pension of £140 for all has been … Continue reading “IDS’s pension reforms: The Good, the Bad and the Unexplained”

The seen and the unseen – benefits, and the taxes used to finance them

3 March 2011

The seen and the unseen – benefits, and the taxes used to finance them

Philip Booth
3 March 2011
This week, Pensions Minister Steve Webb MP described the views of the authors of Sharing the burden – How the … Continue reading “The seen and the unseen – benefits, and the taxes used to finance them”

Pensioners should suffer their share of the cuts

23 February 2011

Pensioners should suffer their share of the cuts

Philip Booth
23 February 2011
The Comprehensive Spending Review (CSR) was not particularly comprehensive. It will reduce spending as a proportion of national income to … Continue reading “Pensioners should suffer their share of the cuts”

Chile’s private pension system has weathered the crisis

27 July 2010

Chile’s private pension system has weathered the crisis

Kristian Niemietz
27 July 2010
Banker-bashing, hedge-fund bashing, speculator-bashing: one of the legacies of the  financial crisis will surely be a hugely negative perception of … Continue reading “Chile’s private pension system has weathered the crisis”

Can Sarkozy beat the unions?

25 October 2010

Can Sarkozy beat the unions?

Finbarr Toesland
25 October 2010
Trade unions in France have historically commanded a disproportionate level of power and influence over government policy. The percentage of … Continue reading “Can Sarkozy beat the unions?”

John Hutton’s report on public sector pensions is a step in the right direction – but he needs to go much further

8 October 2010

John Hutton’s report on public sector pensions is a step in the right direction – but he needs to go much further

Philip Booth
8 October 2010
Yesterday we had the widely-trailed report on reforming public sector pensions. It has been put to me, including on Radio … Continue reading “John Hutton’s report on public sector pensions is a step in the right direction – but he needs to go much further”

Chile’s private pension system has weathered the crisis

27 July 2010

Chile’s private pension system has weathered the crisis

Kristian Niemietz
27 July 2010
Banker-bashing, hedge-fund bashing, speculator-bashing: one of the legacies of the financial crisis will surely be a hugely negative perception of financial … Continue reading “Chile’s private pension system has weathered the crisis”

An alternative Labour Day: Chile’s private pension system turns 28

1 May 2009
Welfare

An alternative Labour Day: Chile’s private pension system turns 28

Kristian Niemietz
1 May 2009
Today is International Labour Day, a day to celebrate “the social achievements of the workers”. Or so they say. Unfortunately, … Continue reading “An alternative Labour Day: Chile’s private pension system turns 28”

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