Pensions Policy Institute Saturday, 4 July 2009
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 Niki Cleal, Director

 

The PPI is an educational charity which provides non-political, independent comment and analysis on pension policy in the UK. Findings of our research are used extensively by government decision-makers and advisers, pension and savings providers, employers and trades unions, academics, commentators and the wider public. 

 

In its short history, the PPI has established itself as an authoritative, unique voice on UK pensions.  We are not a lobby group for any particular solution.  We do believe that policy should be made with good, independent information and analysis. 

 

Please read about the PPI’s history, aims and objectives and funding, and download our Published Research.                     

 

Click here for more information on the PPI team.

 

 

 

 

PPI Briefing Note 51 - Do pensioners have sufficient income to meet their needs? - please click here.

PPI Annual Report 2008/9 - please click here.

PPI Pensions Primer 2009 - please click here.

Retirement income and assets: do pensioners have sufficient income to meet their needs? - please click here.

Pension Facts      

Want to find the latest pensions data?

Click here to access Pension Facts

PPI Briefing Note 50 - The under-pensioned: disabled people & people from ethnic minorities - please click here.

PPI's submission to the Work and Pensions Select Committee March 2009 - please click here

PPI Response to PADA's consultation on building personal accounts: securing a retirement income March 2009 - please click here

PPI's latest event - please click here.

PPI Briefing Notes
Short papers designed to clarify topical issues in pensions policy, click here.

Projections                                                                                                                          Read the PPI projections of future eligibility for means-tested benefits here.

Pension Reform                                                                                                                            Read the PPI reports on the White Paper proposals for pension reform here.

 

 

 
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