The impact of using CPI as the measure of price increases on private sector occupational pension schemes – consultation

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The impact of using CPI as the measure of price increases on private sector occupational pension schemes – consultation on Government proposals

This consultation sets out the Government’s assessment of the impact of the decision to use the consumer prices index (CPI) as the measure of price increases on private sector occupational pension schemes, and seeks views on an amendment to the Occupational and Personal Pension Schemes (Consultation by Employers and Miscellaneous Amendment) Regulations 2006.

Who this consultation is aimed at

The consultation is aimed primarily at pension industry professionals and others with an interest in occupational pension schemes. However, the Government is mindful that the matters covered in this consultation will affect a wider range of individuals. Therefore, the Government would welcome feedback from those who may be affected, and their representatives.

The consultation

The impact of using CPI as the measure of price increases on private sector occupational pension schemes – consultation on Government proposals (125KB)

Impact assessment

Impact of the move to CPI for Occupational Pensions (203KB)

How to respond to this consultation

Start date 8 December 2010
End date 2 March 2011

Please send your responses, preferably by email to –

Michelle Boreland
Department for Work and Pensions
7th Floor,
Caxton House
Tothill Street
London
SW1H 9NA

Tel: 020 7449 7372

Email: adelphi.sft@dwp.gsi.gov.uk

Please ensure your response reaches us by 2 March 2011.

http://www.dwp.gov.uk/consultations/2010/cpi-private-pens-consultation.s...

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The impact of using CPI as the measure of price increases on private sector occupational pension schemes – consultation

The impact of using CPI as the measure of price increases on private sector occupational pension schemes – consultation on Government proposals

Who this consultation is aimed at

The consultation

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