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March 28th 2016

Post Meeting Review Notes: Sleepwalking into a crisis?

Written By
Stuart Hetherington

These post-meeting review notes provide a summary of key ideas and research from PARC's discussion forum held on 15th September 2016. The following topics are discussed:

  • Financial wellbeing and the demographic bombshell
  • Fuller Working Lives review and legislative framework
  • Shell's and Associated British Foods' pensions enrolment schemes.

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