Against pensions reform: 'We're in danger of forgetting why annuities were invented'

Hugh Pemberton

Against pensions reform: 'We're in danger of forgetting why annuities were invented'

Department of History (Historical Studies)

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This opinion piece is one half of a debate on the government's 'pension freedom' reforms. The case for the reforms was put by Alan Higham (retirement director at Fidelity Worldwide Investment) in the same issue of the FT's Money supplement.

Original language	English
Pages	M5
Specialist publication	Financial Times
Publication status	Published - 4 Apr 2015

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Against pensions reform: 'We're in danger of forgetting why annuities were invented'

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