After Turner: Creating a sustainable pensions settlement

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ippr believes there are six key questions that need to be addressed to secure a sustainable pensions settlement, that is one based on making difficult choices and trade-offs. These questions are set out and addressed in this report.

ippr believes there are six key questions that need to be addressed to secure a sustainable pensions

settlement, that is one based on making difficult choices and trade-offs. These questions are set out and addressed in this report.

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