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Building Futures Across a Lifetime: Who is saving enough for retirement in Britain?

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By Andrew Harrop
| publicfirst.co.uk
Public First and Legal & General has published Building Futures Across a Lifetime a new report on pensions adequacy that launches L&G’s Decades Ahead programme. The report presents the findings of six months of Public First research, which included new analysis of official government surveys; a poll of 8,000 people aged 18 to 69; and conversations with people in their 40s and 50s in three parliamentary constituencies. 1. Who isn’t saving?
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Twelve pro-growth, pro-fairness tax proposals to fill the budget black hole

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By Andrew Harrop
| LabourList
At the Budget Rachel Reeves needs to increase taxes in a way that supports growth, improves fairness and raises lots of money. For months now commentators, think tanks and Treasury spinners have been floating ideas. Some are all but certain to happen, others are very remote possibilities. But the key choice for the chancellor is whether to use the Budget to kick-off serious changes to the tax system or merely pull existing fiscal levers.
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Spending Review: 'A poor hand played well, but is it enough to deliver change?'

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By Andrew Harrop
| LabourList
This was an authentically Labour spending review. The spending limits were the product of Rachel Reeves’ wise decision last year to raise taxes and borrow to invest: the fantasy numbers in the Tories’ pre-election plans are a distant memory, thank goodness. And the allocations made yesterday reflect Labour values and priorities too – national security, clean power, social housebuilding, the NHS and free school meals. The investment plans in particular bear a firm Labour stamp.
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