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Responses And Submissions
PPI Response: The Second Pensions Commission call for evidence
On Tuesday 14 July 2026, the Pensions Policy Institute (PPI) responded to The Second Pensions Commission call for evidence, drawing on findings from our recent research programme to consider the evolving challenges facing the UK pensions system.
The response examines retirement adequacy, fairness and sustainability, and considers how factors including housing, household circumstances, employment patterns, earnings and caring responsibilities shape retirement outcomes.
It also explores the progress and limitations of Automatic Enrolment and the range of policy approaches that could improve retirement adequacy while balancing the wider objectives of the pensions system.
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Final Report - From Payslip to Pension: Life Course Impacts on Retirement Saving Among Low Earners
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20 years on: Expectations vs realities of the Turner Commission
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The UK Pensions Framework - Progress Required for Adequacy: Generational Pressures and Policy Gaps
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The Underpensioned Index
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Pensions Adequacy: Housing, Households and Auto-Enrolment
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