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Type: IFS Reports Authors: Carl Emmerson and Matthew Wakefield
ISBN: 978-1-903274-61-3 IFS member price: £15 Non-member price: £40
The government has recently legislated radical private pension reforms that will lead to the majority of employees being covered by provisions for 'automatic enrolment' by their employers into a private pension, which in some cases will be a new 'Personal Account'. This Commentary provides an assessment of the number of individuals likely to be affected by these reforms and their characteristics. Search |
  An IFS research fellow is leading an independent review into how to make automatic enrolment into workplace pensions operate best.
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