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What's the value of a pension?

Posted by: Brian Allan - Actuary, Posted on: 18 September 2024 - Categories: Analysis, Pensions
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The main public sector employers now contribute more than £50 billion annually to support employee retirement benefits. This begins to shows how significant pensions are in the remuneration of approximately 6 million UK public servants. In this blog we consider how this can be communicated effectively.

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