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Last Updated: Wednesday, 30 November 2005, 10:16 GMT
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Pensions Commission report in full
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The Pensions Commission has delivered its long-awaited report on how the UK's pensions crisis can be solved. Use the links below to read the full report.

Executive summary:

Executive summary [225 kb]

Chapters:

Chapter One: Assessing the current position: implications of further research [576 kb]

Chapter Three: Principles and key features of required reform [76 kb]

Chapter Five: Redesigning the state and compulsory savings systems: choices and alternative policy options [459kb]

Chapter Seven: Preserving and encouraging the voluntary system: opt-outs and tax relief [185 KB]

Chapter Nine: Implementing and communicating changes to the system [55kb]

Chapter Eleven: Securing and maintaining long-term consensus [31 KB]
Chapter Two: Stepping back: inherited system not fit for purpose; new settlement needed [86 kb]

Chapter Four: The existing state and compulsory savings system: problems and objectives for reform [168 kb]

Chapter Six: Assessing alternative policy options [512 kb]

Chapter Eight: Facilitating later working and flexible retirement (125 kb)

Chapter Ten: Implementing a National Pension Savings Scheme [26 kb]

Appendices:

Appendix A: Data adequacy to support evidence-based policy
[214 kb]
Appendix B: Report on the Pensions Commission consultation
[286 kb]
Appendix C: Sectoral and national savings [377 kb
Appendix D: Pensions Commission research [458 kb]
Appendix E: Uncertainties in life expectancy projections [261 kb]
Appendix F: Pensions Commission modelling [1.4 mb]



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