Johnson open to 'citizen's pension'
Press Review 14 October 2004
As the debate on how to tackle Britain's savings crisis begins in the light of the Adair Turner report, Alan Johnson has voiced support for a "citizen's" state pension based on residence rather than contributions.
Take action on pensions, urges Howard
News Article 13 October 2004
Michael Howard has accused the government of failing to tackle Britain's pensions crisis.
Report warns of looming pensions crisis
Press Review 13 October 2004
Millions of Britons are failing to save enough for their old age, a government commissioned report concluded on Tuesday.
Pensions report
Policy Consultation 12 October 2004
Comment from the Department for Work and Pensions, the Conservatives, the Association of British Insurers, the Association of Consulting Actuaries, Which?, Nationwide, the Institute of Directors, the National Consumer Council, the Occupational Pensions Regulatory Authority, and the Association of Retired and Persons over 50.
PM sets out third term plan as report reveals massive pensions gap
Press Review 12 October 2004
Tony Blair yesterday sought to pre-empt the findings his Pensions Commission today by claiming the next wave of welfare reforms will aim to fundamentally change the relationship between the individual and the state.
Millions face pension shortfall
News Article 12 October 2004
A government commissioned report has warned that millions of Britons are failing to save enough for their old age.
Blair announces welfare overhaul
Press Review 11 October 2004
Tony Blair will today set out how he would radically overhaul the welfare state if Labour won a third term.
Turner report ignites pensions debate
News Article 11 October 2004
Unions, businesses and think tanks have urged the government to change course on its pensions policy.
