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• Transitions to Retirement: How complex are the decisions that pension savers need to make at retirement?

  The PPI published How complex are the decisions that pension savers need to make at retirement?, a report that explores the range of potential decisions people have approacching, at the point of, and...
  
  27 NOV 2014

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• Automatic Enrolment Report 3: How will automatic enrolment affect pension saving?

  This report is the third in a series of reports on automatic enrolment. It analyses the potential effects that employee and employer responses to automatic enrolment could have on scheme membership...
  
  17 JUL 2014

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• PPI Report for Age UK: The financial resilience of the recently retired

  This report was for Age UK’s Financial Services Commission. It was initially presented at an event on 6 February 2014, before the 2014 Budget announcement regarding the removal of restrictions on...
  
  06 JUL 2014

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• Automatic Enrolment Report 2: The benefits of automatic enrolment and workplace pensions for older workers

  This is the second report in a series of research reports that investigate the potential impact of automatic enrolment into private pensions on individuals and their levels of pension saving but also...
  
  20 MAY 2014

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• PPI Single Tier Series: The impact of the Government's single-tier state pension reform

  The PPI has published a series of briefings across 2013 and 2014 to provide a detailed, comprehensive and independent analysis of the impact of introducing the single-tier state pension.  The...
  
  30 APR 2014

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