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Government plans pension reform to boost growth – AOL

[EPA]

As part of the efforts to boost economic growth, the government will alleviate the restrictions on how some pension systems are managed.

The Ministry of Finance stated that the defined benefit pension system was £ 160 billion, but the current rules have a lot of money and cannot invest in a wider economy.

The government is promoting its main priority to boost growth and enhances living standards, but recent numbers indicate that the economy is struggling to expand.

The Prime Minister and the Prime Minister will meet bosses of companies such as Tesco, BT, and Unilever, who are trying to attract more investments in the UK.

Prior to the speech by Prime Minister Rachel Reeves on Wednesday, she is expected to focus on measures to promote growth in speculation that supports the third runway at Heathrow Airport. 。

On Monday, the Prime Minister told Labor Party that there was a “simple route” in economic growth. She added that the minister had to say “yes” to a new project and began to say “faster” to boost the economy.

Discussions on pension reforms want to unlock billions of pounds within a specific defined benefit system for the economy, pension system, or alternative to the company.

Defined benefit pensions, such as the final salary scheme, are linked directly between the salaries and working periods of workers.

Three -quarters of the funds to pay these pensions are surplus. In other words, it has more money than necessary to meet the pension payment.

Some pension experts have warned that there is a risk of such funds, but the pension regulation authorities (TPR) have stated their support for government planning.

“If the scheme is fully funded and the protection of the members is in place, the trustee and the employer can improve the welfare of members or unlock investment in a wider economy. We support efforts to support how to relieve safely. “TPR.

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