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| Britain at risk from hidden debt time bomb | ||
| Britain at risk from hidden debt time bomb | ||
| Adam Smith Institute | ||
| 18 Apr 2016 | United Kingdom | Savings, Public Sector Pensions, Pensioners & Retirement |
| A study released by the Adam Smith Institute entitled 'Britain's debt time bomb' reveals crippling national liabilities of £1.85trn on top of the national debt. The study also shows that two-thirds of the national liabilities are made up of unsustainable public sector pensions and 93% of public sector pensions are currently unfunded. More details are generally available exclusively to subscribers of Perspective, the electronic pensions legal & regulatory information and news service. To read the summary, subscribers should launch Perspective and navigate via the Table of Documents to PensionSurveys >> Apr 2016 or click here (this link will not work in all circumstances). For further information about Perspective click here. | ||
| CE972818 | Click here to contact the authors. | |
| On Borrowed Time | ||
| On Borrowed Time | ||
| Adam Smith Institute | ||
| 29 Nov 2010 | United Kingdom | State Pensions, Longevity, Funding and Minimum Funding Requirement |
| A report released by the Adam Smith Institute entitled ‘On Borrowed Time’ by Miles Saltiel warns that the Government’s future commitments on healthcare, welfare, pensions and education are unsustainable. Mr Saltiel concludes that the coalition’s spending cuts will not be enough to stave off another fiscal crisis as spending in these areas has continually grown, and will face mounting pressure due to an ageing population. More details are generally available exclusively to subscribers of Perspective, the electronic pensions legal & regulatory information and news service. To read the summary, subscribers should launch Perspective and navigate via the Table of Documents to PensionSurveys >> Nov 2010 or click here (this link will not work in all circumstances). For further information about Perspective click here. | ||
| 4D576861 | Click here to contact the authors. | |
| How Government can get us saving again | ||
| A consensus plan to boost saving | ||
| Adam Smith Institute | ||
| Mar 2004 | United Kingdom | Pension Reform |
| According to this report, the state pension should be doubled to £200 a week, but the pension age should be raised from 65 to 70. The researcher says that the proposals have been calibrated with many of the leading pensions companies and employer pension funds, as well as with parliamentarians, and have secured a clear measure of agreement. It believes the proposals provide, at last, a firm foundation for politically deliverable pension reform that will get the nation saving again. More details are generally available exclusively to subscribers of Perspective, the electronic pensions legal & regulatory information and news service. To read the summary, subscribers should launch Perspective and navigate via the Table of Documents to PensionSurveys >> Mar 2004 or click here (this link will not work in all circumstances). For further information about Perspective click here. | ||
| DA2116E9 | Click here to contact the authors. | |
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