The Way Out of the Pensions Quagmire, 9780255365178
Hardcover
Presents an analysis of the problems of pension provision in the UK and a plan for reform. This book proposes a holistic approach to pension reform that takes proper account of the interaction between pensions, tax, social security and financial regulation.

The Way Out of the Pensions Quagmire

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  • Hardcover

    96 pages

  • Release Date

    20 March 2005

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Summary

This book provides an analysis of the current problems of pension provision in the UK and a radical plan for reform. The authors believe that the system of retirement income provision in the UK is so mired in complexity that nothing less than wholesale change is necessary. The authors believe that state pensions should only be offered on a contributory basis - there should be no automatic right to a ‘citizen’s pension’, as has been proposed by many commentators. Attention should also be paid …

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780255365178
ISBN-10:0255365179
Author:Philip Booth, Deborah Cooper
Publisher:Institute of Economic Affairs
Imprint:Institute of Economic Affairs
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:96
Release Date:20 March 2005
Weight:226g
Dimensions:198mm
About The Author

Philip Booth

Philip Booth is Academic and Research Director at the Institute of Economic Affairs and Professor of Finance, Public Policy and Ethics at St Mary’s University, Twickenham. From 1 November 2016, he will be Director of Research and Public Engagement at St Mary’s. Previously, he worked for the Bank of England as an advisor on financial stability issues and has been Associate Dean of Cass Business School. He has written widely, including a number of books, on investment, finance, social insurance and pensions as well as on the relationship between Catholic social teaching and economics. Philip has a BA in economics from the University of Durham and a PhD from City University.

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