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Government to ease restrictions on low-cost pensions
Workers will find it easier to build up retirement pots, as the Government plans to ease rules on its pensions scheme
10 July 2013
Automatic pension enrolment - what it means for you
From Monday, up to 11 million workers will be automatically enrolled into workplace pensions
28 September 2012
Government pensions scheme 'too complex'
The scheme where millions will be automatically placed in a pension needs to change to be a success, say MPs
15 March 2012
Pensions Minister: Get ready for the 2012 revolution
All employees will be gradually enrolled into a pension from next year. Pensions Minister Steve Webb explains the impact
19 August 2011
Minister admits millions 'don't have a clue' about pensions
The pensions landscape will undergo major change shortly so we put your concerns to pensions minister Steve Webb
4 March 2011
Government 'Nest' pension fees could hit joiners for 20 years
24 November 2010
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